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Farmington will be in the path of totality for the April 8 eclipse. Thousands of people from around the world are expected to attend the city's big event.

Before you break out that old welder's headgear, here's what you need to know.

Burger's grandparents had never seen him play in person before this weekend. He made it a memorable first time with two opening day home runs back home in St. Louis.

“We want kids to realize that this isn’t going to happen again for a long time, so we need to enjoy it and learn as much about it as we can," Kim Enriquez said.

72-year-old Betty Alexander went missing from her apartment complex on April 10, 2019

Multiple viewers told the I-Team they were fooled by third-party suppliers selling eclipse glasses knockoffs.

Weak tornadoes, quarter-size hail and damaging wind gusts were all risks Sunday.

The main tourist tip from local officials? Get there early.

The Troy, Missouri, Police Department said a 16-year-old boy who was reported missing was found safe.

The Battlehawks beat the Renegades 27-24 on Saturday in their first home game of the season.

“We’re basing a lot of this research we’re doing on research from the 1500s,” SIU researcher Dr. Brent Pease said. “This isn’t a frequent event."

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.