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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.

After flooding damaged the apartments twice in the last two weeks, residents have lost their belongings, and some won't have a place to live.

Many business owners said they lost everything from the flood waters and they aren't sure when and if they can open their doors again.

The firefighters were responding to a fire that spread throughout a home in Waterloo, Illinois.

The post said several of the people inside had just minor injuries while others were taken to the hospital for treatment.

It was the first time the Cardinals have swept the Yankees in a regular season series.

The crash happened at 2:00 p.m. near Highway DD and Highway 94.

The man was working on a car near the intersection of St. Louis Avenue and 10th Street when he was robbed at gunpoint.

George Hansford reopened his doors after four days of cleaning, only to close them right back up four days later when more rain came.

Hundreds of people showed up to a flood assistance resource center Saturday in East St. Louis. Like several resource centers this week, they reached capacity early.