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River levels hit 30.09 feet Friday morning, activating moderate flood-stage planning, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Five human cases of bird flu have been recorded in the United States, four of those happening since January.

One of the newest members shares her perspective on working with city officials.

Komen's fund-raising for research is second only to the federal government. Nedra McPherson says Komen stands out when it comes to patient navigation, as well.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department and the medical examiner are investigating, the St. Louis Fire Department said.

Franklin County EMA said there was no active threat to the public or surrounding area.

For a free high-visibility vest, you can visit the North County Precinct, located at 11815 Benham Road.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is creating new islands for habitat restoration, but the islands could also pose dangers to boaters due to high water levels.

Police said the deadly shooting had happened during a heavily attended fireworks gathering.

Subdivision residents tasked with storm clean up on the Fourth of July.

Dozens of floats and marching bands made their way down Market Street.

A year ago, the recent kindergarten graduate died from his injuries after a storm caused a tree to crash through his bedroom.

Christopher Turner, 47, admitted he was handling a gun when the weapon went off and struck his child, police said.

Police said the suspect running the business has been arrested, but charges have not been filed yet.

5 On Your Side has compiled a list of local fireworks shows scheduled this year.

Fireworks shows on Wednesday and Thursday may be rained out as a severe storm system rolls through the St. Louis region.

The new Hampton Inn will be constructed of a concrete podium and a five-story wood frame structure.

Officials said the family started on the trail early Tuesday morning.

MoDOT reported the crash was cleared and all lanes were reopened at about 8:45 a.m.

An entire section of silent fireworks is coming to the Mr. Whelans Fireworks in Cottleville, Missouri.