Elliott Davis

An Oakville couple in south county say they’re finally getting a break on the unemployment funds that they received during the pandemic, and now the state wants them to pay a portion back.

Madison County, Illinois is struggling to get out of the COVID Red Zone that it’s been stuck in for weeks.

St. Charles Mayor Dan Borgmeyer said he’s been in quarantine for seven days after testing positive for COVID-19.

Municipal leaders in north St. Louis County have come together to address an issue they say has been under the radar for far too long – mental health and wellness.

St. Louis area school districts are struggling to help kids recover from the learning challenges brought on by virtual education during the COVID-19 pandemic. District spokespersons acknowledged th…

More than 200 people gathered in St. Peters for a huge issue they say could have a disastrous impact on St. Charles County.

St. Charles County Prosecuting Attorney Tim Lohmar says his county is holding the line on violent crime.

Police are still investigating the shooting of a woman outside of a Walgreens store on north Grand Monday.

Many St. Louis small businesses are still struggling from the impact of the pandemic and a challenging economy.

A St. Louis small business owner finally got results after they had been waiting for months to receive pandemic funds.

School bus drivers from Jefferson County and St. Louis County are fighting the State of Missouri’s efforts to force them to repay unemployment pandemic funds they received during the COVID-19…

The COVID pandemic has left behind a devastating trail of serious issues in Black communities.

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 hav…

A nightmare for a family in O’Fallon, Missouri. They reached out to the You Paid For It team when sewage backed up into their home because of trouble with the city’s stormwater sewer.

Proposed legislation in the Missouri House of Representatives would give a break to struggling residents being forced to repay pandemic funds. The state claims some residents were overpaid.