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Jared Spader continues to process what happened and sat down with 5 On Your Side to talk about his children.

After crashing head-on into an ambulance, doctors weren’t sure if 18-year-old Maci McCabe would survive. Now, she’s back on her feet, ready for prom and graduation.

A pickup truck making a left-hand turn failed to yield to oncoming traffic and struck the front of an SUV, according to MSHP.

St. Louis County Municipal Court Director Courtney Whiteside says Prop B took a toll on the men and women simply trying to do their jobs.

Lunch breaks have been around for nearly a century, but are workers in Missouri and Illinois legally required to have them?

"It was crazy. You just don't see deer this deep in the inner city," said one neighbor.

All three of the incoming board members outperformed School Board President Toni Cousins, who did not win re-election.

Animal control officers secured the dog, now named "Silo," and took it to receive medical treatment.

Police said she was found safe Wednesday evening.

New mayor credits grassroots support from small businesses, pledges to unite divided city ahead of swift six-day transition

More than 150 culinary professionals from across the US have signed the letter, asking lawmakers to resist budget cuts to the food assistance program.

Federal grants intended for arts and cultural groups have also been canceled to reduce government spending by DOGE.

The Meramec River crested Tuesday in Valley Park.

The St. Louis police issue a Silver Alert for missing 63-year-old Tony Nelson, last seen March 11.

Jones, previously a registered sex offender, was sentenced Tuesday for new crimes committed against 8- and 9-year-old boys.

Police said the man was in the roadway when he was struck by a car on South Broadway.

The judge said the trial will be held in Peoria County and set a hearing for April 23 for pretrial and trial dates.

The suspect allegedly followed the victim and shot at her vehicle multiple times after she cut him off in a 7-Eleven parking lot.

Pistor broke a variety of big stories at the Post-Dispatch, where he was a reporter until 2016.

Prop B has been a source of contention for Page and the council since it was first introduced.