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Even federal law is murky on whether law enforcement's usage of drones violates the Fourth Amendment.

The stunning downward spiral of Michael Madigan’s political career ended Friday with a 7 1/2-year prison sentence and a $2.5 million fine.

The population has fallen nearly 90% since a statewide elimination program began, according to the University of Missouri Extension.

Rain and thunderstorms are hitting the St. Louis region, with dry spells expected over the weekend.

MoDOT said all lanes were reopened by 9:20 a.m.

A forgotten stretch of highway in St. Louis is now a living classroom where native plants, bees and big ideas are growing side by side.

Officers responded to find the victim inside a home with life-threatening injuries. He died at the scene.

After 17 years in House Springs, Price Chopper is closing due to financial struggles.

The city has suspended enforcement of the rule requiring 25% of tornado insurance payouts to be held in escrow.

The complex sustained $8 million in damage and had to forgo its spring season because of it.

"It's sad and devastating because they're teens. I'm just glad we weren't hurt," said Jackie Larson of Eureka.

Monday will mark one month since the EF3 tornado devastated St. Louis. Community groups are ramping up efforts to help.

Granite City's steel plant faces an uncertain future as negotiations progress between U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel.

The victim was rushed to the hospital, where he later died.

The People’s Response Hub moved to a new location in North St. Louis to continue serving impacted families with supplies, support and on-the-ground aid.

“I’m concerned that if we don’t get this capacity issue fixed we’re not going to pass,” Dr. Cunningham said.

St. Louis County police said 33-year-old Brandon Welch found the home by doing online searches for obituaries. He dropped his own debit card at the scene.

The teen was driving at a high rate of speed when he lost control of the vehicle and slammed into another vehicle, SLMPD said.

There haven't been any reports of violent or non-peaceful protests in Missouri, despite what the governor's executive order said.

St. Louis County is opening its pet foster program to the public to help ease shelter overcrowding and enhance the well-being of animals in its care.