Police are investigating a shooting Monday following a domestic dispute between twin brothers.

The National Weather Service has confirmed three tornadoes from Tuesday morning's St. Louis-area storms, including an EF1 twister in Sullivan, Missouri.

An effort to bring a new casino to the Lake of the Ozarks region gains momentum.

The One Ore Bar in Sullivan Missouri was toppled by strong storms early Tuesday morning.

The Board of Alderman will discuss using Rams settlement money to pay for improving water infrastructure. Officials attribute frequent water main breaks to the city's aging infrastructure. A significant break recently occurred at the intersection of Blair Avenue and Penrose Street in North St. Louis, flooding the area for days.

A man was killed and two others were injured in three separate shootings on the city's northside. Authorities have taken one person into custody in connection with one of the shootings. Two of these cases are being investigated as homicides.

Pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian activists in our area are reacting to Monday’s major headlines out of the middle east. It comes after Hamas accepted an Egyptian-Qatari ceasefire proposal, but Israel did not. Israeli officials said they are open to negotiate, but that they could not agree to the current terms.

A constitutional deadline is looming over the General Assembly to pass a budget by the end of the week. But before that, the Senate must renew a multi-billion-dollar tax.

Police bodycam footage from February shows a Lincoln County Jail employee assisting with an inmate intake. At one point in the video, the inmate recognizes him, but not because he is an employee, but because he has seen the man in jail before.

Authorities are saying a trend in St. Louis can put everyone at risk when an emergency strikes.

IRS Public Affairs Officer Cesar Yabor warns taxpayers not to let today’s date provide a false sense of security. Tax day may have passed, but the tax scam threat remains real.

A mother of two was begging for help when her apartment from the East St. Louis Housing Authority was overrun by mice.

A fire in the early hours of Monday morning forced a St. Peters family of four to make a daring leap from the second floor to escape the smoke.