Saint Louis MO

Suspects are using counterfeit labels and forged serial numbers to make used water heaters appear brand new, then exchanging them at various St. Louis-area Home Depot stores for thousands of dollars in store credit, investigators say.

A Granite City grandmother will get the honeymoon she never had. Cindy McCoy purchased a million-dollar scratch-off lottery ticket in Illinois last week.

BRIDGETON, Mo. — A St. Louis County man said his family didn't believe it when he told them he won the top prize from the $50 "500X Payout" scratchers ticket earlier this year. “I came home and told my parents, ‘Guys, your son’s a millionaire!’” the winner said in...

There’s a bumper crop of changes at the Crystal City Farmers Market: new name, new leadership and new location. Sisters-in-law Makenzee Willhelm, 28, of Pevely, and Bree Willhelm, 28, of Florissant, have taken over as market hosts of the Crystal City Farmers Market, which has been redubbed the Sunday Bloom Market. They

9 am to 2 pm Friday and 8 am to 2 pm Saturday, May 22nd-23rd, Flyleaf Market monthly pop up on 1st floor of Watson Terrace Christian Church, Watson @ Winnebago: Succulent & Tropical Plant Sale. 8 am to 4 pm Saturday, May 23rd Missouri Wildflowers Nursery at Kirkwood Farmers...

One of the area’s top experts when it comes to the issue of flooding has stepped down from his position on University City’s Commission on Storm Water Issues amid frustration over what he describes as the city’s lack of urgency surrounding flood mitigation efforts.

Homeowners will appreciate the home’s close proximity to the highway, to Carondelet Park, and Loughborough Commons. Built in 1885, this historic, brick home has been thoughtfully restored to preserve its original character while offering fresh updates. The interior features French doors, original dark hardwood floors,

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A battle over public safety funding reached a courtroom Tuesday as the St. Louis Police Department demanded tens of millions of dollars more from the city. The attorney for the Board of Police Commissioners argued the city owes the police $67 million more...

ST. LOUIS — A local nonprofit is on a mission to find students who have vanished from the classroom after the May 16 tornado. The Little Bit Foundation is working alongside St. Louis Public Schools to locate 500 students and their families who have been unaccounted for since last year.

In the Grand Center Arts District, The Key STL has it all: smashburgers, a full bar, sports, live music, and dancing. The latest spot from the Kranzberg Arts Foundation debuted last fall and offers American comfort fare and entertainment in a space filled with vibrant local art. “St. Louis is...