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“People are a ball of stress a lot of times, and we forget to stretch out and let go. Mixing that up with animal therapy, it’s just incredible.”

Ants are the biggest problem right now because of the moisture that's still on the ground, which is why they are ending up in peoples' homes.

According to a crash report from the Missouri State Highway Patrol crash report, the crash happened at around 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon on Highway 94 near DD.

Police said a 57-year-old man was shot three times and was barely conscious when he was rushed to the hospital for treatment. He died a short time later.

The Ely Walker lofts were served with a failure to abate and a public nuisance summons hearing.

Residents still don't have answers from management.

Sugarfire and Elm Point Animal Hospital weren't able to salvage much. Now, they're building from scratch to reopen.

The CEO of nonprofit MicroGrants said the death of Philando Castile prompted him to come up with ways to improve police and community relations.

Beverly Logan, 32, was last seen in January.

The man suspected of the hit-and-run accident was booked Monday on suspicion of leaving the scene of an accident and tampering with evidence.

The dog was carried up 500 feet through a tight, awkward route to the top by Haley and Keene.

Aquaport sustained damage left by the flash flooding on July 26.

School clothes and standard school supplies are eligible for a 5% reduction in the tax rate.

You can drop off donations with a collection volunteer or in a donation bin at the front of every Schnucks store.

The project, which would be be constructed on 53.21 acres of undeveloped farmland known as Rasp Farm.

No one was inside the Taco Bell and no injuries were reported from the fire.

At the scene, police were investigating a car that had crashed into and knocked over a USPS drop box.

Gas continues to decline in price, but is still 91.6 cents higher than a year ago in St. Louis.

A source told 5 On Your Side Friday the suspect, the victim's son, killed the victim after an argument.

MARCs have drawn hours-long lines in the last week, with thousands of people looking for help with flooding-related damage.