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Alderman Joe Vacarro says local groups like Big Brothers Big Sisters, Pianos for People, and Gene Slay's Boys & Girls Club will get more than $50,000 each.

In response to the EPA's "limited investigation" into the contamination, the City of St. Charles has decided to launch an investigation of its own.

Staff at Rehab told 5 On Your Side the caller may have been banned from bars in the area recently.

Proposition E would help fund more competitive salaries that would attract and keep employees in the Mehlville School District.

The lawyers for 58-year-old Leonard Taylor say sworn statements provide convincing evidence he didn’t kill his girlfriend and her three children in 2004.

St. Louis police's Homicide Division is responding to two scenes in south St. Louis.

The Missouri Supreme Court found Philip Prewitt abused his position as a judge by threatening to reveal details of affairs a political challenger's husband had.

Attorney Kent Gipson had asked St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell to request a hearing on Taylor's claim that he was out of state at the time.

St. Louis County contracted with APA to manage the St. Louis County Pet Adoption Center in Olivette that began back in December.

Yuengling draft beer will be available in the area on Feb. 6, and packaged sales will begin at grocery stores in March.

Contact the St. Louis County Police Department at 636-529-8210 if you have any information regarding the incident.

Starting at 10 a.m. Friday, Feb. 3, single-game tickets for the 2023 season will go on sale.

The 28-city tour will make a stop at The Factory in Chesterfield on Wednesday, April 26.

The Grammy-nominated rock band announced its new 2023 headline tour, "So Much For (Tour) Dust."

The Kirkwood Pioneers are starting the month of February with an amazing record.

Southwest hired Jerry Costello to help deal with the fallout from its scheduling disaster.

4 Hands Brewing Company's second location will feature a 10,000-square-foot tasting room, a family-friendly arcade and a private event space.

The deadly crash happened at 11:45 p.m. Monday on eastbound I-70, east of I-270.

The transition to sell both recreational and medical products also involves working with cities to change ordinances.

Monday alone, there were at least two separate $2,000 ticket buys, but one big spender took home $10,000 in tickets.