Hospital says there's more to the case than the parents are tellingThe mother of a teenager who was taken from a local hospital has spoken out. The mom says her daughter was not getting good medical car so her father took her out of the hospital. That ... »
Ticket sales for the October Rams game in London will resume Monday. Ticket sales had been placed on hold while the Rams and St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission worked on an agreement on a lease dispute. The Edward Jones Dome lease states the ... »
St. Louis police are investigating an accident where a car slammed into the Fox Theatre. Around 2 a.m. police say two SUVs collided at Washington and Grand Avenue in Midtown St. Louis. The crash sent one of the cars into the box office. »
Microgrid Energy, based in Clayton, Missouri, unveiled its second charging station at its second hotel in less than a year, Thursday morning. Microgrid Energy spent a rainy Thursday morning celebrating the installation of the second station where custo... »
A lawsuit filed in St. Louis Circuit Court Wedneday, claims Barnes-Jewish Hospital security guards twice beat a member of its medical residency staff. »
Advocates for DowntownSt. Louisare touting a multitude of projects they say is reshaping the area before our eyes. Revamping the Arch Grounds and the building of a new Mississippi River Bridge are two of the most visible, and expensive tasks underway,... »
Wednesday afternoon, leaders from CityRiverArch2015 will tell taxpayers how things are going for the renovation of the Arch Grounds in DowntownSt. Louis, Missouri. So far, organizers hey have gotten $20-million in funding from theU.S. Department of Tr... »
Soon the St. Louis University Law School will be moving just blocks away from Market and 14th Street. »
Webster University alumni Creighton Fraker Sang "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" on American Idol Thursday night. He got the golden ticket to go to Hollywood and compete this season. »
Thousands of places across the United States honored the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday, his national holiday. But something a bit different happened in St. Louis: a downtown church brought Dr. King`s words back to life, decades afte... »
A man is dead and a woman is injured after an early Saturday morning car crash in Washington County, IL. The crash happened south of Ashley, IL on the Radom road when a car left the roadway, struck a ditch and overturned. Holden R. Cameron, 22, of Ashl... »
On Monday, January 16, the country will pause to honor the legacy of slain civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. All federal, state, county, city offices and services, including the U.S. Post Office will be closed in observance. The holiday ho... »
A St. Louis based investment group has just purchased a 60 percent stake in Saint Louis Brewery, Inc., the brewer of Schlafly Beer. The group is lead by Wes Jones and John Lemkemeier and included David Schlafly. David is the cousins with Tom Schlafly t... »
Preps for First Night 2012 were just about done here Midtown St. Louis by 5 p.m.. The 3D portraits sat along Grand Boulevard. The glitter moons were already hung. People started showing up at 3:30 p.m., way before the sun set. »
A second person who claims to have gotten sick during an E. coli outbreak is suing St. Louis grocer Schnucks. Charles Meyer, 61, filed suit Thursday. In the suit, Meyer claims he got sick after eating several times at a Schnucks Market salad bar in mi... »
