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A spokesperson for the Air Force said the decision follows President Trump's directives.

Nearly a year after it was set to open, Locoz Tacoz claims a "catastrophic" roof failure has made the building impossible to operate as a restaurant.

The winning teacher gets $25,000, a trip to Hawaii and a school assembly with Bill Nye. Here's how to vote.

As she looked at the crowd, Spencer also looks at the next 30 days ahead.

The Cahokia Heights sewer project is just one of 15 in southeastern Illinois that will be impacted by funding cuts.

The lawsuit, filed by The Simon Law Firm, named St. Louis County and four contractors as defendants.

“There’s only one thing missing here,” DJ Daniel said. “When do I go on patrol and when do I get paid?”

The pair were shot while attempting to sell a gun Monday night in the parking lot of the Schnucks on South Grand, police said.

A suspect has turned himself into police after several people were shot at a Dallas ISD high school, an arrest affidavit said.

The Trump administration looks to impose restrictions on grant funding from the National Institutes of Health.

A massive fire in an industrial area along South Main Street has spread to multiple buildings and even a billboard.

"If you feel ill or suspect you are having symptoms of exposure, please dial 9-1-1," the agency said.

Encroachment of trees and expansion of cities have only raised the risk of destructive urban wildfires in the region.

AT&T said the properties it decided to sell were “underutilized central office facilities.”

It’s where a kid can be a kid and enjoy everything from bumper cars to bowling. In today's A Place to Call Home, 12-year-old Davion had a blast at Kokomo Joe's.

On Sept. 18 2024, 5 On Your Side learned Evans was dead before a multi-state pursuit even began.

Last year, nearly half a million cancer patients received life-saving treatments, from a medicine, that's active ingredient was created at Mizzou.

The fire broke out sometime before 5:40 a.m. Tuesday on South Compton Avenue.

“Meeting and speaking with the St. Louis community members who have long endured radioactive waste in their community was beyond moving," Lee Zeldin said.

Legislation giving new power to Missouri’s attorney general and secretary of state has been sent to the governor’s desk.