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The Fourth of July is right around the corner. For many, the holiday isn't complete without fireworks. But in the St. Louis region, fireworks aren't legal for everyone or everywhere.

ST. LOUIS - The City of St. Louis will impose a youth curfew during the Fourth of July holiday weekend that will remain in effect through the rest of the summer. According to the office of St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer, the nightly curfew, from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m., will begin on the evening [...]

ST. LOUIS - As the Fourth of July holiday approaches, cities and organizations across the St. Louis region are gearing up to showcase their American pride through a variety of events. From festivals and food to fireworks, residents have plenty of options to to celebrate America's 250th anniversary. Missouri Events Celebrate Saint Louis Friday & [...]

AAA expects record-setting Fourth of July holiday travel with 72 million Americans traveling 50 miles or more, mostly by road, with cruises seeing the largest increase among travel categories.

ST. LOUIS - Stop me if you’ve heard this, but it is hot and humid. Our overnight temperatures can’t cool off much and our days heat up quickly. An Extreme Heat Warning continues through Friday for now. High temperatures in the mid-90s and peak afternoon heat index values of around 105 F are expected through [...]

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Malik Tillman stepped up for a free kick with a bloody sock and a new right boot after being stepped on by an opponent as the United States scrambled to protect a one-goal lead, down a man in a World Cup knockout round. Tillman delivered the goal of his life, [...]

As families prepare to celebrate Independence Day, the Humane Society of Missouri is urging pet owners to leave animals at home during fireworks celebrations and create a safe, quiet space away from the noise.

Holes in a bridge beam in Belleville have firefighters diverting to other roads. It’s under the South 74th Street overpass, which is one of two bridges with holes you can see.

Ozzie Albies homered and drove in two runs, and the Atlanta Braves held the St. Louis Cardinals to two hits in a 5-1 victory. The win was just the fifth in 18 games for the slumping Braves, who nevertheless have managed to hold onto first place in the NL East. Albies’ solo home run to right field in the third inning snapped a 1-all tie. He also had an RBI double in the first that knocked in Drake Baldwin from first base. Atlanta tacked on three runs in the eighth with RBIs from Michael Harris II, Mauricio Dubón and Ausitn Riley.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol has rescinded its AMBER Alert after an abducted child was found safe in St. Louis County.

A north St. Louis church still rebuilding from last year's tornado is now dealing with another costly blow. Thieves stole four brand-new air conditioning units from the church.

The vetoes, which the governor can issue for line items in the state budget, accounted for more than 60 items with a price tag of $53 million.

Ferguson Police say an innocent bystander was killed and another person was critically injured after gunfire erupted outside a gas station just before midnight on Tuesday.

An 11-year-old boy, charged in the shooting death of an infant girl last week in north St. Louis, will be placed in a state facility for mental health treatment.

An O’Fallon, Missouri, man is in custody for Tuesday’s shooting death of a motorist on an Interstate 64 off ramp.

A St. Louis man is facing two felony stealing charges after prosecutors say he stole more than $7,000 worth of electronics from a Target store in Kirkwood on two occasions in June.

Officials have issued a 48-hour boil advisory for some individuals near the City of Troy, Missouri.

St. Louis police are asking for the public's help to find a woman who went missing nearly five months ago.

A man fired a crossbow and a BB gun at a passing car earlier this week in Jefferson County, then bit a responding deputy in the knee during his arrest, according to newly-filed criminal charges.

Your electric bills could rise next year. Ameren Missouri is asking state regulators to approve a base rate increase that would cost the average customer an extra $13 per month.