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Sister Mary Roch Rocklage, who founded what's now the Chesterfield-based Mercy health care system, died Tuesday after a long illness, officials said.

The core of the law requires voters to show unexpired government-issued photo IDs, meaning that student IDs and voter registration cards are not allowed.

Firefighters found the boy unconscious inside the burning home and rushed him out. He was in critical condition but died at the hospital later in the day.

The self-proclaimed "largest multicultural event of the year" is back with vendors, live music and more.

A man was found dead Wednesday afternoon inside a home on Congress Avenue.

Parents can now opt-in for the Cassville School District to provide corporal punishment as a discipline option.

A 21-year-old woman and a 22-year-old man are charged with first-degree endangering the welfare of a child, a class B felony.

FEMA said that, to date, it has approved over $20.4 million in individual assistance grants for affected renters and homeowners.

The homebuilder said that it decided to begin writing contracts at 9 a.m. Wednesday at its new 81-home subdivision, The Villages at Crestwood Crossing.

The new Starbucks takeout coffee shop would have a drive-thru that could stack 30 cars, according to plans filed with the city.

Michael Wiott, a 31-year-old father, was shot and killed in broad daylight on Aug. 15. His family wants justice as police continue searching for the suspect.

The St. Charles County Council approved spending $2.2 million for the 14 new officer positions and all their law enforcement equipment.

The loss dropped the Cardinals record this month to 17-5.

Some are content with the plan while others question whether the amount is enough to address certain groups' needs.

"We all want to see a reduction in crime in the city," said Comptroller Darlene Green.

According to court documents from the Missouri Supreme Court obtained by 5 On Your Side, Kevin Johnson will be put to death on Nov. 29.

Illinois State Police filed an emergency rule last week to preserve records that may contain complaints filed against someone considered a clear and present danger.

Zamzama Safi has finished a book, traveled to Hawaii, applied for a master's program and one true American rite of passage: getting her driver's license.

Michael Stevens, 43, of Oran, Missouri pleaded guilty in May 2022 to coercion and enticement of a minor.

"The backlog of applications is really going down and we hope that continues and even get better."