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"I just think it's needed because it's getting really dangerous out here," said one concerned city resident.

Here's where to get your scoop on Sunday, July 16, for National Ice Cream Day.

“I love St. Louis and giving back to the community that has supported me for so long,” Burden said in a statement.

A 5 On Your Side viewer from Cahokia Heights, Illinois asked the Verify team about cultivating your own pot if you don't own your home.

Out of every 100,000 residents, 109 Black men die from opioid overdose, the highest rate in the state.

He becomes the first Black person to guide the union in its 85-year history.

“This, in my opinion, is a bill to stop children from carrying guns in our city,” said Alderman Bret Narayan.

"The growth is coming, we have to keep up with the growth the best we can," Chief Michael Marlo said.

They almost look like a traffic sign. But when you take a second look, you can see they actually mark the level of the River Des Peres on July 26, 2022.

The Des Peres Board of Aldermen unanimously approved the project 5-0 after a public hearing June 26.

She could be heading to Castle Rock, Colorado in a Ford Freestar bearing license plate number 9MDH50.

For just $5, you can get up close and feed the giraffes this summer.

Kenneth Hall, 28, and Darnesha Thomas-Perry, 18, were charged with first-degree robbery and second-degree murder in connection to 19-year-old Jaylin Johnson's death.

Three adults and two juveniles are now facing charges in connection with the shooting death.

Sheriff's department officials said large crowds are affecting their ability to respond to emergencies.

Enrique White befriended most victims on a dating app and is also accused of raping the 12-year-old daughter of a murder victim, documents said.

Two (2) winners will receive a family-four-pack (4) of tickets to see 'West Side Story' at the Muny in Forest Park.

In June, Missouri's total cannabis sales came in at $121.2 million.

"Our region has been so desensitized to the insanity that has happened to us," Representative Tricia Byrnes said.

Despite lackluster performance on the field, the Cardinals still have the second-highest attendance in Major League Baseball.