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Police identified the victim as Andre Jermaine Nash, 42.

Missouri was already sitting on a surplus from the coronavirus pandemic. Now, it is banking millions of dollars off those surpluses as interest rates increase.

Anyone with information or doorbell video from the area is asked to call the Major Case Squad at 618-332-4277.

As a winter storm heads through the Midwest this holiday weekend, many airlines are offering travelers the option to reschedule at no cost.

The St. Louis native who played for five seasons in the NFL and in retirement helped thousands through a charitable foundation that bore his name, died at 61.

South Hanley Road is closed between Maryland and Bonhomme avenues as contractors repair asphalt damaged by the main break.

The line was hours long at the Southwest desk in Terminal 2 of the airport.

The Saint Louis Zoo's bull Asian elephant is celebrating his 30th birthday Tuesday. Guests are invited to join in on the party.

“It's just a mess all the way around,” veteran Edward Wood said.

The CDC says COVID-19 transmission in St. Louis City and County is at the "high" community level.

St. Louis County Police Officer Robert Woods was fatally shot Saturday morning in Lincoln County. The shooter, whom authorities did not identify, then shot himself.

This is after the school was notified it would be forced to close because of a consolidation plan called "All Things New" by the Archdiocese of St. Louis.

The cause or origin are both unknown. The fire remains under investigation.

Teri Clemens is the only one playing pickleball at the Missouri Pickleball Club who has seven National Championships on her resume.

The fish around Missouri will appreciate your Christmas tree donation.

St. Louis native Demetrious Johnson, or "DJ," was a defensive back at the University of Missouri and later played in the NFL.

City Hope St. Louis opened two new warming shelters in the city, just in time for the winter freeze.

Here’s a look at some of the laws taking effect in Illinois next year.

A dusting of snow fell upon wet or frozen pavement Sunday night into Monday morning.

Whether you take it down on Dec. 26 or leave it into January, the end result is the same: You have to dispose of it somehow.