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Illinois State Police were called Sunday night to the 1700 block of Gay Avenue for a death investigation, where they found the body of 19-year-old Byron Gettis Jr.

“If I had been the prosecutor on this case I would have gotten a conviction on what he was charged with,” Jerryl Christmas said.

Search efforts expanded to include helicopters, drones, and canines to find 20-year-old University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki.

Georgia Hunter launches her second novel, 'One Good Thing', highlighting resilience in Italy during the Holocaust.

The city sent offer letters for 87 properties last month and another 59 letters this month. Officials said they don't want vacant properties to sit undeveloped.

5 On Your Side will stream The Ancient Order of Hibernians Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in Dogtown beginning at 11 a.m. March 17 on our free streaming app 5+.

Applications for the summer camps, geared for ages 12 to 17, will be accepted through March 23. Spots are limited.

​Southwest officials in the release said the changes are "aimed to deepen and reward loyalty between Southwest and its most engaged Customers."

The SUV failed to navigate a curve, traveled off the right side of the road and struck a piece of heavy machinery, according to MSHP.

A local company withdrew its proposal to build a new seven-story, 180-unit apartment complex in the Central West End.

There are three seats open on the board and 12 candidates running.

The Missouri Senate moves closer to transferring control of St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department to the state with a 27-5 vote.

"I'm really feeling hopeful about the future of Kinloch for the first time in a very long time," said Kinloch City Manager Justine Blue.

The district says declining enrollment, increased hiring, higher costs, and staffing needs are among some of the top issues resulting in the deficit.

A pet center needs more than $11,000 for a new roof after strong winds destroyed it.

A two-year-old is recovering after accidentally shooting himself with a gun left within reach.

A troubling trend has already closed numerous nursing homes throughout the state. Experts say cuts to Medicaid would severely worsen the problem.

St. Louis police are pushing back against a citizen journalism page that fueled a social media frenzy with false claims of discovering a hit list.

A new commercial/retail center, coffee shop and gas station are being proposed on mostly vacant farmland in Maryland Heights.

"We want to make sure that people who stand there in line are protected from the traffic. We don't want that to be something that people are concerned about."