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Two historic catholic churches in north St. louis are officially closing, marking the end of a long chapter for neighborhoods that have relied on them for generations.

A man in his 80s from west St. Louis County has become the first confirmed heat-related death in St. Louis County this year.

A second man who was part of a drug dealing team targeting private school students is headed to prison.

Police say an Old Jamestown man shot at his sister and nephew and then opened fire at an officer working security.

A Maryland Heights man is accused of harassing and chasing after children in his truck over the weekend.

A St. Louis woman appeared in court Tuesday afternoon for using a firework to torch a vehicle.

Homelessness in St. Charles County has nearly tripled in the last three years, with over 750 people without stable housing, due to rising housing costs and a lack of permanent shelter.

St. Louis moved up one spot to 17th on Orkin's 2026 Bed Bug Cities List, while Chicago maintained its position as the city with the highest rate of infestations, and Tampa and Myrtle Beach joined the top 50 for the first time.

A St. Louis-area fisherman caught two massive catfish, weighing 101 and 77 pounds, during a recent fishing trip on the Missouri River near St. Charles.

Police say an explosion reported early Tuesday morning was caused by a school employee hitting a firework with a lawn mower.

The Illinois State Fair has released the lineup for its 2026 Grandstand Concert Series, featuring an eclectic mix of popular acts from yesteryear and modern day.

Nature's Bakery plans to permanently close its Hazelwood manufacturing plant, resulting in 345 layoffs, according to a Missouri WARN Notice.

The Downtown Community Improvement District in St. Louis has been leading beautification efforts, including the upkeep of over 1,100 floral displays, to enhance the city's aesthetic and appeal for residents and visitors.

A federal jury last week convicted the former owner of a St. Louis tax preparation business for crimes related to false tax returns.

The deadline to register to vote in Missouri's August primary races is approaching.

Sunflowers are beginning to bloom at Columbia Bottom Conservation Area, offering a vibrant summer display and stunning photo opportunities for visitors.

Health insurance costs have been rising across ACA and other health insurance programs at a time when voters in the approaching November elections say affordability is among their top concerns.

MoDOT is hosting an open house to discuss the Route 115 improvement project, which has been delayed due to unexpected underground obstacles, and to gather public input on how to move forward.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen committee will hold a public hearing on Tuesday to discuss proposed zoning rules for data centers in the city.

ST. LOUIS - We’re enjoying a break from the big heat, but our weather continues to be muggy. Once again Tuesday, we’ll watch for some pop-up afternoon showers and storms, especially south of metro St. Louis. High temperatures will be in the upper 80s Tuesday. Any showers fade as the sun sets. Mostly clear overnight, [...]