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Experts worried about a so-called "tripledemic" of influenza, RSV and COVID-19. It now seems to have made it to St. Louis.

“A student who's active in the arts, be it dance theater, music, or orchestra, they are going to perform better in school," OTSL's Allison Felter said.

Ameren donated $50,000 to the cause.

Rep. Sarah Unsicker believes schools and police departments should be required to tell the Missouri Highway Patrol what was done with tips.

A winter storm last year pushed Spire to make the move sooner than expected.

The crash happened at 11:35 p.m. on South 14th Street between Clark and Choteau avenues.

According to police reports over the past five days, six businesses were targeted. The majority of them were left with severe damage to their ATM machines.

Board of Aldermen President Megan Green and St. Louis County Executive Sam Page signaled support for renewing the city-county merger process.

Sources tell 5 On Your Side the identity of the woman found dead is Margaret M. Stewart, 59, of Belleville, Illinois.

The World Cup has helped increase the sports' popularity in St. Louis.

Lashawn Clayburn, 21, was sentenced Monday to a decade in prison for a kidnapping and homicide that occurred on Christmas Eve in 2018.

"This isn't normal for vehicles to be like that. Over the last five years, we haven’t seen anything like this," St. Louis City Assessor said.

St. Louis is among the nation's more affordable places in which to live, according to a recent Business Journals analysis.

The surge in recent openings follows a period of struggle for the bookselling industry, but it's on track to return to pre-pandemic sales figures.

The plan to demolish two existing Wells Fargo office buildings and build two hotels in its place capitalizes on the property’s location, just blocks from CityPark.

The district superintendent said there were no reports of any threats being made.

The suspect told police she held a gun at her girlfriend to get her attention during an argument, but the gun went off.

For the last couple of years doctors have mostly been dealing with COVID-19. Now, they are dealing with COVID-19 and several other respiratory illnesses at once.

Kevin Johnson, 37, is scheduled to be executed Tuesday for killing Kirkwood police Sgt. William McEntee in 2005.

St. Louis police ask anyone with information to contact the Homicide Division at 314-444-5371. To leave an anonymous tip, call CrimeStoppers at 866-371-8477.