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Woodson Terrace police requested help from the Major Case Squad, which is now handling the homicide investigation.

"I lost my father, my friend and I miss talking to him," said John Kelly.

Fans piled into the grandstands and tailgated in the infield to watch the races this weekend.

Shooting victims and groups like Moms Demand Action and Cure Violence rallied to encourage changes to gun laws.

Seven people in total were trapped on the broken ride, with three of them stuck 40 feet in the air.

An ATV was towing a disabled Moped, which the woman was riding on, when it was hit.

Boyd's lawyer initially said Thursday he would not resign from his post on the board.

Travell Hill was convicted of one count of conspiracy to commit murder-for-hire and another count of murder-for-hire in the 2016 killing of Andre Montgomery Jr.

"We are definitely seeing a surge in new cases," said Dr. Mati Hlatshwayo Davis, the director of health for the city of St. Louis.

The Archdiocese of St. Louis currently has 200 openings for educators, and St. Louis Public Schools has more than 100.

The St. Louis Treasurer’s Office said the rate increase will boost security, improve customer service and upgrade technology.

All day Friday, vendors and business owners geared up to welcome up to 75,000 visitors.

“I would like to sincerely say thank you because it allows families to get some relief and some help, especially in times like now. It's very helpful.”

In January, the Bond County School Board decided to shutter the school and split the students up across the district.

We asked, and 5 On Your Side viewers definitely answered when it came to sharing their favorite doughnut shops in St. Louis. What's yours?

A tram that takes visitors up and down the inside of the Arch became stuck Friday afternoon, leaving several people inside the capsules.

A St. Louis alderman and a top county aide have expired license plates.

Illinois State Police safely removed the man at about 3 a.m., Capt. Bruce Fleshren said.

Grant Gaumer was charged with two counts of second-degree statutory sodomy and one count of sexual contact with a student.

The double whammy of surging cost increases and supply chain constraints has forced restaurant owners across St. Louis to change the way they do business.