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The latest plan for the Optimist International headquarters property is to build a seven-story hotel called The International.

Commissioner of Traffic Jamie Wilson explains the traffic light sequencing process and addresses the city's frequent red-light runners.

The pool and Centennial Commons inside Heman Park were some of the spots heavily damaged from historic flooding in July 2022.

Both fathers said they want their children, Scarlet Parmeley-Daugherty and Isaac Baum, to be remembered as the beautiful and loving siblings they were.

St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department say they responded to reports of multiple car break-ins on Sunday morning near Tower Grove Park.

Austin Cindric was the surprise winner of the NASCAR Cup series race Sunday at World Wide Technology Raceway after teammate Ryan Blaney ran out of gas.

A road trip under seven hours can turn into a memory that lasts a lifetime.

A rising popstar from Missouri celebrates local queer communities on her "Midwest Princess Tour."

Ralph Goldsticker, a B-17 bombardier, honors the fallen heroes who turned the tide of freedom.

The City of Atlanta has been severely impacted by the issue to start the weekend, as canceled concerts, closed venues are just part of the problem.

Detectives and evidence technicians were focused on a bullet-riddled car that had come to a stop in the 700 block of South 4th Street.

Hadi Zaqout lost his leg in an Israeli missile strike in November. He experienced his first American trivia night Saturday to benefit the nonprofit HEAL Palestine.

Biden outlined a three-phase deal Friday proposed by Israel to Hamas, saying the militant group is “no longer capable” of carrying out another large-scale attack on

The celebrity charity basketball game hosted by Miami Dolphin and Cahokia native Terron Armstead included New Orleans Saints, Denver Broncos, and NY Giants players.

"It was loud and scary. I felt like we were going to die," said Precious Jones.

A second public hearing will happen Saturday morning for neighbors to sound off.

House Chief Clerk Dana Miller filed the lawsuit against Republican Speaker Dean Plocher Friday.

A north St. Louis business owner is demanding answers after thieves broke into a store she just opened. As police investigate, she's vowing to keep her doors open.

On Saturday, it will hold its grand opening for its location at 4000 Shaw Ave., in the city’s Shaw neighborhood.

“I had always seen this on TV and thought it was the stupidest, most boring thing I had ever seen in my life, until I went in person,” Melanie Rentz said.