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St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell pushed back against County Executive Sam Page's proposal to scrap ShotSpotter technology from the county budget.

University City officials told 5 On Your Side crews will finish clearing out tons of rotting seafood and produce from inside the former market.

The recommendations include improved planning so resources can be better shared among sites and developing more comprehensive cost estimates.

The post did not specify where the serval cat came from or how it got loose.

Matthew McCulloch is being held on a $500,000 cash-only bond at the St. Louis County Justice Center in Clayton.

​The Arch will be dark from Oct. 16 through Nov. 17.

A St. Louis County police officer is now charged with firing at least a dozen shots in the air.

A police officer and son of a former St. Louis County prosecutor told attendees they were "going to die" as he fired shots, according to court documents.

Police say 10 vehicles were found with damage to their windows.

She oversees nearly 900,000 public school students and families in Missouri.

The deadly crash took place at Chippewa Street and Kingshighway Boulevard.

A new poll asked Missourians to determine which pronunciation they prefer.

​The school district did not say what caused the water main break or when it would be repaired.

Employees at a Laclede's Landing firm have long complained to City Hall about problems stemming from homeless encampments, but feel the mayor has turned a deaf ear.

Eli Ward was hoping to team up with Reba McEntire, Niall Horan, Gwen Stefani or John Legend.

This past Saturday, Luke Bauer's passion came to life on the football field in a moment that his family will never forget.

“I do feel the school is protecting him,” Ayesh said. “With Washington University protecting him, they’re taking a stance and making a statement in itself."

The deadly shooting on Oct. 24, 2022, took the lives of student Alexzandria Bell and teacher Jean Kuczka.

These teams faced each other to "Tackle Hunger."

So far this year, Missouri has seen a record number of kids ages 5 and under exposed to cannabis edibles.