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Police said Deondre Robinson and Patrick Aten were racing each other at "very high speeds" in the 9900 block of South Broadway when the crash happened.

The fire broke out Friday afternoon at Stella Blues Restaurant and Bar in the 3600 block of Morgan Ford Road.

Police said a woman driving a Kia Soul northbound on Lewis and Clark Boulevard crossed into the southbound lanes and hit two cars.

One construction worker died and another was injured as a result of the crash. The driver involved was also injured.

City leaders say the parking tickets are justified, although they want to know who deceptively welcomed drivers at a lot with no permit for parking.

Another cold night is expected with temperatures cold enough for frost across much of the metro area. Temperatures may drop into the upper 20s for some in Illinois.

A letter posted to the city's website attributed the closure to "workforce shortages and budgetary issues."

Students got real-time lessons from the athletes and asked them questions about their journeys to success.

5 On Your Side is a media partner for the annual fund-raising event, Sunday, May 19.

Richard K. Schneidewind, 41, was charged with three counts of making a terroristic threat and one count of cyberstalking.

Police said Robert W. Stillwell was a school bus driver during the 2021-22 and 2022-23 school years.

Uranium processing in the St. Louis area played a pivotal role in developing the nuclear weapons that helped bring an end to World War II.

The award-winning actor will be attending the ceremony on May 18 in the Chaifetz Arena.

​No one was harmed or threatened by the student, police said.

99% is not as good as totality, but it is the next best thing.

The man purchased the ticket at Petro Mart on Dorsett Road.

Brian Dorsey, 52, is scheduled for execution Tuesday for killing his cousin and her husband at their central Missouri home in 2006.

The Dr. Mary Louise Zieger Scholarship is a $56,000, four-year scholarship.

​After an investigation, the NWS says they have located the issue and made changes to their systems to prevent future outages.

St. Louis police are ramping up patrols downtown and are prepared for the large crowds coming in for three St. Louis sports teams playing all in one weekend.