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General tickets go on-sale Friday, Sept. 16 at 10:00 a.m. local time.

Gregory Smith III allegedly beat, stomped and used a knife to kill Cristina Smith. Police said their child called 911 Sunday morning and said his mother was dead.

Vintage KSDK dug into the archives for a look back at King Charles III visit to St. Louis 45 years ago, which drew big crowds to several locations.

The lockdown was lifted Thursday afternoon.

The girl’s identity has not been released.

An officer shot the man after he lunged at him with a knife. The man later died at a hospital.

The Dardenne Creek Blueway “water trail” stretches three and a half miles, and it’s about to get much longer.

Procter & Gamble Manufacturing Co. is proposing an expansion on its existing 17-acre campus.

The theater's operator, Fox Associates LLC, is suing the owner of a large part of the property, Foxland Inc.

Layla, which opened its doors in The Grove in 2012, posted on its Facebook page on July 28 that it would take a break.

If you live outside of St. Louis limits, you might have to start calling it Panera Bread.

A local DEA agent says they've had five multiple-kilo rainbow fentanyl seizures in St. Louis since August.

According to the agreement, there were 247 calls for police service to the Ely Walker Lofts over a one-year period starting on Aug. 31, 2021.

The pilot, a man in his 60s, was transported by ambulance to a nearby hospital with "moderate injuries," the Missouri State Highway Patrol said.

Ford worked at 5 On Your Side for 23 years from the late 60's to the early 90's.

Walnut Park West resident Qristyl Frazier recalls that she "dropped to my knees and thanked God" when she got a cash card to pay bills and buy medical supplies.

“I’ve had my medics uncover mass grave sites that were left behind by retreating military,” said Curry. “It’s atrocious.”

A life insurance employee disclosed how an accident could include homicide and a beneficiary would make more money if an accident happened.

September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month and the American Red Cross is reminding those of the importance of a diverse blood supply.

Some from the biking community expressed concern about the issue and laid out ideas for safer infrastructure.