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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.

The lawsuits accuse Officer Ramelle Wallace of having a history of abusing citizens.

David and Karlie Blankenship were arrested Thursday, according to court documents.

Black raspberry season has arrived at Eckert's, but only for a limited time.

The bodies of a U.S. missionary couple killed by gang members in Haiti’s capital have been returned to their family in Missouri.

When officers told the man he couldn't drive because he was drunk, he sped off anyway and nearly struck two people, police said.

The offer includes tickets to summer match-ups against the Kansas City Royals, Atlanta Braves, Texas Rangers and Cincinnati Reds, among other teams.

The incident had taken down its electronic health records, MyChart patient portal, some phone systems, and other systems.

Gabe Gore was appointed after his predecessor Kim Gardner stepped down that very same month in 2023.

Impersonation scammers are targeting some of the most vulnerable among us—the elderly.

'Consumers should be outraged,' said the CEO of Vertical Enterprises Chris McHugh.

Volunteers said goodbye to their vanity Thursday night at Ballpark Village.