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The North County Health Center in Florissant and the South Grand Health Center just south of downtown St. Louis will close next month.

Their Florida home just sustained damage from Hurricane Helene. Now, the family fears they're in the path of an even more powerful storm.

The robbery, captured on a Ring doorbell camera, showed the victim shoot and kill Tavon Williams while Williams and two others tried to rob him at gunpoint.

Shrewsbury Fire Chief Chris Amenn said the fire displaced at least 30 residents. More than 20 of them are international exchange students at Webster University.

The St. Clair County Health Department is looking to narrow down what foods may have caused the outbreak that led to at least six people being hospitalized.

The location on Manchester Road in west St. Louis County will remain open.

7 Brew Coffee, a drive-thru coffee concept with 250 locations nationwide, will open a new location Monday in Florissant.

St. Louis Public Schools Director of Transportation Toyin Akinola resigned on Monday.

University City officials tell 5 On Your Side, their $500,000 grant came from the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration.

“The experiment has run its course."

The downtown arcade bar shares ownership with nearby restaurants Wheelhouse and Midwestern.

"I want to make it clear that Nomad was a successful restaurant. We are not closing because of anything financial," its owner and chef said.

The crash happened at the intersection of Gustine and Gravois avenues.

Local groups are rushing to register people to vote head of Wednesday's deadline in Missouri. In Illinois, you can register to vote on Election Day.

There are many agencies already on the ground, but soon they'll need more volunteers to relieve them.

​There were 1,200 Israelis killed in a 2023 surprise attack from the terrorist group Hamas. Additionally, 250 people were taken hostage.

"One of the things they said, they used these Nazi symbols because they know it gets people going," Shelley Dean explained.

Authorities found Thomas E. Brown, 83, by 5:14 p.m. this Monday.

“When they see the FBI or hear the FBI there’s an expectation,” Johnson said. “I want people to feel safe and know that they’re safe.”

Heavy rainfall and severe flooding in July caused major damage in Washington County. FEMA recovery centers are opening in the Metro East to help flood victims.