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St. Louis police said the officer suffered a serious eye injury during the Friday attack.

The 80-year-old bridge carries more than 7,000 drivers each day across the Mississippi River on Route 51.

JT will perform two hours of back-to-back hits, including "Cry Me a River," "SexyBack," "Mirrors" and more.

Ameren Missouri's Waldron substation was heavily damaged from historic flash flooding on July 26, 2022.

The ‘slideshow’ started in an empty Bridgeton parking lot. Neighbors said it got out of hand before drivers even left the city limits.

For nearly four hours, bands and organizations rolled down Market Street for the second-largest African American parade in the country.

The Bond County Senior Center allows seniors to socialize in their small community. Student volunteers spread their contagious joy.

The officer was hit minutes after 10 p.m. in the 11200 block of New Halls Ferry Road on Saturday.

A 5 On Your Side viewer found a ring that belonged to a family member of a famous St. Louisan who helped shape sports culture.

Bridgeton Police were called to the Earth City area in response to reports of around 100 vehicles driving recklessly.

"We've asked the Archbishop, and I've had my emails blocked. I've had my phone number being blocked at the diocese."

Police said she was "conscious and breathing," as of Saturday night.

All lanes were reopened as of 6:05 p.m., Illinois State Police said.

More than 250 churches within the St. Louis Metropolitan Area participate in the annual Urban League program.

Police said the girl grabbed the officer's flashlight from his duty belt and hit him in the face several times.

The shooting happened minutes before midnight. Police took a person into custody and seized a firearm.

5 On Your Side reporter Travis Cummings spoke with experts to analyze the severity and desensitization children are facing today.

Grace Kipendo and two other men are accused of holding a woman against her will at Mount of Olives Ministry in south St. Louis. He says that's not true.

St. Charles board of trustees will vote yes, no or to postpone closing three medium-sized branches as early as June 30.

Mayor Tishaura Jones said just as it took time for the city to see a major population loss, it will take the same to bring people back.