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The shooting happened at about 1 a.m. at a home on Holtwood Road.

In your Breakdown: the retirement age is being pushed back again in 2025 and there is a smaller cost of living adjustment coming than last year.

One inspector is accused of pressuring day cares into charity contributions, sparking a citywide investigation.

The Eureka Police Department received several reports of mysterious lights in the sky. It turned out to be a holiday light display at Brookdale Farms.

An outpouring of support from the Salem community helped save Christmas for about 130 kids.

Police said Dioavian Cook's blood alcohol content was more than twice the legal limit two hours after the crash.

Council members did not say what led them to their decision. All council members were present, except Kelli Dunaway.

Many of the notable campaigns have ties to St. Louis news stories.

The crash happened near the intersection of South Geyer Road and Cragwold Drive.

Two men have been charged after crashing into several vehicles on Highway 30, temporarily closing the highway, while fleeing a traffic stop Monday.

The move comes amid reports that the airline has cut more than 40 domestic routes.

At the Jackie Joyner-Kersee Foundation in East St. Louis, TEGNA Foundation grant money will go towards the Winning in Life after-school program.

For the first time, interim superintendent Dr. Millicent Borishade addressed spending by district staff under the previous administration.

Dalys Hill later dropped the woman off at her home before fleeing, police said. He is still at-large.

"I didn't have enough time to get out of the way," said Dean Robinson, who is now unable to go back to work as a truck driver.

The hospital was facing payroll and benefits issues less than a week ago, according to emails obtained by 5 On Your Side.

Children dressed in PJs read their favorite holiday bedtime stories to animals waiting for forever homes. The popular annual event serves a dual purpose.

Police said the victim was struck by gunfire while driving on northbound Illinois Route 3.

It’ll be frozen and then sent to a milk bank in Ohio. From there, the breast milk will be sent out to babies in need all across the country.

​The meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday and is open to the public. It will also be streamed live on the council's livestreaming channel.