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Command posts stood in the area where the annual Annie Malone Parade kicked off Sunday afternoon.

"Really just through observing Charlie Brennan I've learned a lot about the business but also how to be a better advocate for St. Louis."

Elephant Rocks State Park open late hours for spectacular viewing

A city alderwoman discusses a plan for getting people to lock up firearms. A hospital organization addresses immediate and continued trauma.

100 volunteers cleaned up 30 vacant lots in North St. Louis County.

Four family members were killed on May 6 when a Jeep broadsided the minivan they were riding in. An 11-year-old girl injured in the crash died earlier this week.

Missouri is one of 22 states that have laws that would restrict abortions if Roe v. Wade is overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Two people were shot Saturday night outside Midtown Bar and Grill, a north St. Louis restaurant that's been the site of several violent crimes in the past few years.

"It's just hard for all of us. We're all hurting," said one parent.

Neighbors held a town hall forum Friday where many of those affected by the explosion sounded off. They say there's strength in numbers.

Comic book fans can use cryptocurrency to buy art at Fan Expo St. Louis at America's Center.

Brett A. Wexstten, 40, of Nokomis, Illinois, faces five counts of sharing child pornography.

Nationwide, parents are trying to feed their little ones, but some are limited by the baby formula shortage.

The woman was in her car in the 700 block of Heman Avenue when two men approached her and forced her to leave her car at gunpoint.

St. Louis Police Chief John Hayden filed pension paperwork this week, won't answer questions about it.

A St. Ann man lost his mother, sister and two uncles when a stolen SUV crashed into their minivan. His daughter and two of her cousins were injured.

Laura Minnick, 42 pleaded guilty to several charges including operating a child care facility without a license.

“COVID has been kind of out of the way for a while now,” said Brandon Bell. "It’s been over a year, so it would be great to be done."

Hockey broadcaster Ken Wilson called it "clearly one of the most astonishing comebacks anyone will ever see in any sport."

Crime scene curtains were set up near a stone monument in Memorial Plaza south of the Soldier's Memorial Military Museum.