Gateway Arch

The safest National Park in the United States is the Gateway Arch and it's associated park in St. Louis, Missouri.

Since it's summer, thunderstorms rolling through the St. Louis, Missouri area is not an unusual thing. What is not common though is lightning from a recent storm struck the Gateway Arch again.

This iconic Missouri symbol has landed on a list at Ranker.com as one of The Most Overrated Tourist Attractions In 43 States. What do you think?

Many believe that lightning always strikes the tallest conductive objects. There's proof that isn't always the case as new video shows a huge bolt of lightning barely missing the Gateway Arch in St. Louis.

Beginning today, if you want to visit the Gateway Arch in St Louis, you will need a mask indoors

One of St. Louis' most famous landmarks will go dark from May 1 - 14 so birds that migrate at night won't get disoriented by the lights.

Looking for a last minute weekend getaway this fall? Well tram rides to the top of the Gateway Arch in St. Louis have resumed.

St. Louis authorities are investigating why a small amphibious plane landed in the Mississippi River, setting off a brief panic.

If you want to take the tram ride to the top of the Gateway Arch, get there within the next month.

Here are the latest developments in St. Louis' celebration of the Gateway Arch turning 50: