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The St. Louis area grocery store chains said they wanted to give their workers an extended Christmas holiday break to spend more time with their families.

Rudolph’s red nose will be lighting the way this Christmas as Santa visits all the good boys and girls in Missouri.

The indictment accuses the man of illegally selling firearms by allowing customers to purchase guns on behalf of another person.

Assistant Chief Bryant Gladney died in the accident Wednesday morning on Interstate 70 near Columbia.

The department is also limiting testing hours this week.

"Want to ride that edge between creepy and cute."

A 14-year-old, 16-year-old and 17-year-old were taken into custody after a pursuit that spanned the city into Collinsville, Illinois.

The areas impacted the most were Edwardsville, Illinois and Defiance, Missouri

Demand for the tests is surging and pharmacy chains are struggling with supply in the St. Louis area.

The newly FDA-approved Vuity eyedrops aim to treat an eye condition common in people over age 40.

Lux Living is proposing a 7-story apartment complex with 200 units

A new study from the Better Business Bureau went deep to see just how likely you are to be scammed online, and what the investigator found surprised him.

The crash happened at Oakland Hill Drive and Oakland Manor Drive in unincorporated Jefferson County around 3:20 p.m.

“We have the funding to keep the school open for now,” said Schisler. “Why are we even considering it for this juncture?”

The council also set aside another $5 million from the American Rescue Plan for "support of eviction prevention efforts and housing stability services."

Authorities say their strategy to prioritize a new police unit and trauma healing is showing results.

The Zoo wanted to have a party as big as Raja, but due to COVID-19 concerns, the event will be virtual-only.

Brett Korves was killed in April 2019 in St. Louis County. The suspect, Nicholas Washington, was speeding away from police who had been trying to stop him.

"Everyone on my street came outside. It was like an explosion went off," one viewer told 5 On Your Side.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force is asking people in the community to use extra safety measures when gathering for the holidays