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It’s been nearly three years to the day since Thomas Russell was killed. But to his mother, Carolyn Boyd, it doesn’t feel that way.

The restoration impacts more than 2,800 organizations nationwide, totaling over $2 billion.

A former St. Louis TV news anchor accused of murdering her 80-year-old mother in Wichita, Kansas, has been deemed mentally unfit to stand trial, a decision announced Thursday.

Authorities are investigating a shooting that happened in north St. Louis County on Thursday that ended in the arrest of two people.

It's lights, camera and action in the Gateway City, as a tax incentive is showing results for television/film projects.

Instead of throwing old paint in the trash like many people do, Belleville resident Mike Duffy is choosing a more environmentally friendly option offered to those in the state of Illinois.

Missouri lawmakers will consider several measures this session that look to bring relief to countless residents who are having trouble keeping up with their property taxes.

Newly uncovered trademark filings are raising fresh questions about what could be next for Six Flags St. Louis, as the company that owns the park evaluates major changes across its portfolio.

Residents urged St. Louis leaders to keep the shelter, which serves 45 unhoused people during the extreme cold.

This year will be a milestone year for the MetroLink as the train service will extend all the way to MidAmerica St. Louis Airport.

Cleanup is underway after an arson fire damaged a Pine Lawn business last week, but firefighters responding to the scene encountered an unexpected problem.

An ex-bartender from St. Charles County, Missouri, pled guilty in court Thursday to having child sexual abuse material (CSAM), as well as installing secret cameras at a former home.

Michael Cornell Jr., the Mayor for the City of Riverview, has been charged with multiple sex crimes, according to newly-filed court records.

The Marissa Fire Department is mourning the loss of one of its most dedicated leaders following the death of Capt. Herbert D. Kerley, a longtime firefighter, instructor, and emergency medical professional who died this week after a battle with cancer.

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has filed a lawsuit against 19 pharmacy benefit manager companies and drug manufacturers over an alleged "insulin pricing scheme" that prosecutors say have cost consumers millions of dollars.

ST. LOUIS – Make sure you have your favorite snacks on hand because St. Louis’s favorite movie critic, Kathy Kaiser, has this weekend’s new releases on the big and little screens: IN THEATERS Starting 1/16 DEAD MAN'S WIRE - Rated R - 1 hr 45 mins STARRING: Bill Skarsgard, Al Pacino, Cary Elwes, Colman Domingo, [...]

Fluctuating temperatures make HVAC systems work harder, especially when switching frequently between heating and cooling.

On Wednesday, U.S. Senators struck down a war powers resolution aimed at blocking President Donald Trump’s ability to carry out additional military action against Venezuela without congressional approval.

St. Louis officials are moving to take control of 89 blighted properties in north St. Louis through eminent domain.

An FDA investigation is continuing and additional products could be contaminated, the agency said.