Missouri lawmakers are being asked to approve a pay boost for state workers as soon as possible because many departments are being forced to pay overtime due to 7,000 job openings across state government. 

Taylor Swift fans have been crying foul over a recent ticket fiasco. The debacle has even resulted in the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee holding a hearing.

In this journey called life, we have to keep our eyes open. We never know when our path will open up the way to an unexpected blessing.

Looking to brighten up these dreary winter days? The Missouri Botanical Garden’s annual Orchid Show is back after both a COVID-19 and construction hiatus.

A Republican-backed proposal to make it harder to amend Missouri's constitution got initial approval from the state House on Wednesday, moving a top GOP priority closer to becoming law.

A man wanted for stealing thousands of dollars' worth of construction equipment, and some cars, is now behind bars.

Joe Edwards, the driving force behind the Delmar Loop redevelopment over the past 50 years, says he has no plans to retire, but he is unloading some properties.

Police officers are engaged in a standoff with a suspect Wednesday afternoon in Jefferson County.

A driver fleeing from police struck a Spire employee Wednesday morning in St. Louis. The employee is now hospitalized with severe injuries.

A driver fleeing from police struck a Spire employee Wednesday morning in St. Louis. The employee is now hospitalized with severe injuries.

The Missouri Department of Social Services Children's Division is dealing with huge problems, making it tough to take on all the kids in foster care and making it hard for the workers who have to handle all the cases.

Police and K9 officers from across the area came together to celebrate K9 King's years of service before he was humanely euthanized for medical issues.

A heating and cooling company in Illinois discovered that a quarter of its fleet doesn't have catalytic converters.