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Police responded to an altercation and threat during a funeral at Greater Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church in St. Louis, resulting in two being detained and no injuries reported.

Six Flags St. Louis has announced eight new live shows as part of its 2026 entertainment lineup. To prepare, the theme park will hold auditions for performers next month.

St. Louis Public Schools has finalized the sale of two long-vacant school buildings, clearing the way for future redevelopment.

Five women were promoted to the rank of captain in the St. Louis Fire Department this year, doubling the number of women holding that position, after successfully passing qualifying tests more than 10 years ago and filing a lawsuit against the city to clear the way for their promotions.

ST. LOUIS - The University of Illinois men's and women's basketball programs received a $7 million donation this week from alumnus Richard Frank and his wife, Leslie Frank. The funds are designated for facility upgrades and the creation of a new hospitality area at the State Farm Center. The University of Illinois Department of Athletics [...]

A portion of I-70 was reopened after a crash involving a Ford Mustang and a tow truck, which resulted in one person being transported to a nearby hospital.

A person was found dead from a gunshot wound in an alley in south St. Louis overnight Friday, and police are investigating the incident.

ST. LOUIS - We surged to 61 F on Thursday and we’ll be even warmer Friday. Sunny skies, a warming breeze, and temperatures climbing to the low 70s. For the most part, this is lovely weather. However, the dry air and southwest winds do increase our worry about the spread of fires. A Red Flag [...]

An outcry of boos filled council chambers in Festus Thursday night when a resolution passed for the city to hire a consulting firm to negotiate with developer CRG on a potential data center.

A St. Louis woman says raw sewage keeps flooding her basement due to a broken pipe. It’s an issue that’s been plaguing her property for months.

A court fight in a case that freed a Missouri man could now change how innocence claims are handled in court.

Emergency crews remain at the scene.

A Pine Lawn man was arrested this week for a fatal shooting earlier this month.

A new community effort in Jefferson County is working to make sure no one has to go without period products.

The Missouri House of Representatives passed a dozen bills this week, including a measure that would permanently extend the expiration date for a controversial transgender law.

This is the second time the business decided to shut its doors this month after CareSTL Health president and CEO Angela Clabon claimed the first closures were made due to economic hardships.

A Somali truck driver failed an English proficiency test after getting pulled over for driving the wrong way on Highway 61 in Lincoln County. The Missouri State Highway Patrol said he could not identify road signs required to hold a commercial driver’s license.

A convicted sex offender from the Warrenton area is due in court next month after more than a dozen guns were found at his home.

The calendar may still say winter, but it doesn’t feel like it. And with even warmer days ahead, many are looking forward to spring planting.

A family is in mourning after learning that one of their loved ones was found deceased in a home that caught fire in Wellston.