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5 On Your Side's Sydney Stallworth has told Black History stories all month long during the Today in St. Louis morning show.

The fire in a Moberly, Missouri, tavern on Feb. 16, 1968, made national headlines.

Court documents allege James Lambert, 41, molested one of his victims at Centene Community Ice Center in Maryland Heights.

The man pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and evidence tampering in connection with the shooting death of 29-year-old Mark Burnett Jr. in 2018.

Federal prosecutors charged two men in the shooting, one of which is still at large.

Pictures allegedly show the candidate giving a Nazi salute, standing in front of a burning cross and fraternizing with men in white, hooded robes.

The incident happened on Feb. 9 on Bond Avenue at South 36th Street near the city's border with Cahokia Heights.

The tentative agreement was unanimously recommended by the Teamsters National Negotiating Committee.

Firefighters rescued the woman from her burning home, but she died the next morning at an area hospital.

No injuries were reported in the fire.

The woman was pronounced dead at a local hospital, a battalion chief said.

Health disparities among people of color show up in respiratory illness, diabetes and cardiovascular disease, Affinia Healthcare CEO Dr. Kendra Holmes said.

The five voters argued Trump is ineligible to hold office because he encouraged and did little to stop the Capitol riot.

We may not like it when temperatures swing from the 80s to the 20s—but at least we don't bruise like plants do.

An adult from Florissant and another from Tennessee are each being held on a $300,000 bond.

Waves of thick smoke coming from the building made it difficult to see and breathe.

The naturally occurring drug would be used to treat PTSD, major depressive disorder, substance-use disorders or for end-of-life care, the bill's text said.

Two adults and three young children made it out of the house safely.

Missouri Prime Beef Packers will shutter its Pleasant Hope facility, which processes 3,500 cattle per week, April 26.

The new TV show explores million-dollar homes with lakefront views in the "Hamptons of the Midwest."