Deion Broxton

Dozens of people protested Friday at a St. Peters public library after a St. Charles County woman raised concerns over a male librarian dressing as a female.

Tina Turner died at her home in Switzerland Wednesday at 83 years old after a long illness, her manager said.

Will another Missouri prisoner get a chance at freedom after a St. Louis judge allowed Lamar Johnson to go free after 28 years in prison?

LGBTQ advocates protested in St. Louis and Jefferson City over proposed legislation they say targets that specific demographic.

The lawyer of a St. Louis man and convicted felon has filed a petition to the U.S. Supreme to review his client’s case.

Illinois lawmakers are debating whether to ban assault weapons. Gun store owners in the Metro East tell News 4 the definition is so broad, it could potentially put them out of business.

An organization aimed at reducing violence in St. Louis held its annual memorial service remembering people who have been victims of violence.

The family of a Kansas City area man who has spent more than 30 years in prison hopes to get his case reviewed under a recently enacted Missouri law.

The lawyer of a St. Louis man and convicted felon has filed a petition to the U.S. Supreme to review his client’s case.

A St. Louis nonprofit is the recipient of a million-dollar grant aimed at combatting homelessness.

Abortion rights advocates in Missouri are considering a ballot measure in 2024 to legalize abortion.

Legalizing recreational marijuana will remove barriers into the workforce, according to advocates of legalizing recreational marijuana in Missouri.

Missouri lawmakers will debate another sports betting bill during a special session.

The special election in St. Louis Tuesday will be the first in the state of Missouri under new voting laws.

Hyundai issued a statement Friday addressing car thefts of its vehicles nationwide. The car supplier said security kits will be available in October

Law enforcement officers in the St. Louis region are cracking down on drunk drivers ahead of the Labor Day holiday with Saturation Saturday.

A Missouri law outlawing school officials from providing sexually explicit material to students is set to go in effect at the end of the month.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen voted to pass a bill Friday giving the city’s civilian jail and police oversight boards more power.

Healthcare providers in Missouri tell News 4 they’re preparing for an increase in patients with reproductive needs after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

Memorial Day Weekend is normally the start of an uptick in deadly accidents, according to law enforcement officials and AAA

The Missouri legislature likely won’t pass legalized sports betting in the 2022 session.