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Officials found a dead duck that tested positive for bird flu in a lake close to the Zoo's center.

What's the No. 1 item on Elsa's bucket list? To meet Taylor Swift.

The Trump Administration's cuts may have far-reaching impacts on weather forecasts in St. Louis.

"I'm tired of foreigners, man ..." the suspect told police. "Foreigners are taking over."

High winds, low humidity, and a lack of moisture create the perfect storm for fast fire spread in St. Louis on Friday.

"We pray to Allah to make this Ramadan a blessed one and accept our fasting and prayers. Ameen."

A 15-year-old was killed and another was injured in 3 linked Cahokia Heights shootings, Major Case Squad investigators said.

Secretary of State Denny Hoskins believes the state can still launch sports gambling before the Dec. 1 deadline by following the standard rules process.

Police said the suspect admitted shooting Demond Taylor in self-defense on Feb. 16 inside Spanish Lake Market.

DOGE posted "receipts" of cuts and terminations of contracts around Missouri and Illinois.

The church would like to restore the stained glass windows, the electro-mechanics, roof, tuckpointing, AC and more for parishioners.

Thousands of federal workers across the St. Louis region are bracing for layoffs as sweeping federal cuts shake communities and livelihoods.

"We have to do our parts, and I believe we can make a huge difference to address the gun violence," said one pastor.

CEO Keisha Lee credited the actions of state legislators and sponsors who stepped up to make sure the show can go on.

A St. Louis County woman tried to save her pet, but it was too late. Now, the other dog is back in their community.

Recent data from the American Association of Colleges of Nursing reveals about 7% of the workforce in the U.S. identify as Hispanic.

The boy was identified as Charles E. Jones of Cahokia Heights.

Wednesday night around 6:42 p.m., Alton police say someone shot at a school bus in the 1200 block of Central Ave. right in front of police surveillance cameras.

Prosecutors have already named six alleged victims and suspect there could be more.

Police are asking that anyone with information contact the missing persons unit at 314-444-5738 or call 911.