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Karen Foss became a household name in St. Louis, sharing stories of the people and the community. Now, she’s sharing her own terrifying experience with COVID-19.

Chuny Ann Reed has been charged with distribution of crack cocaine base and fentanyl which led to several overdoses.

Once the 314 numbers run out later this year, new phone numbers in the area will be issued 557 area codes.

The order means the couple can still practice, but the suspension will take effect if they violate their probation by breaking any more laws.

Both people were pulled from the ice without injuries by first responders who happened to be at the lake doing ice training.

The plaza will get three big-box stores: one new to the area and two that are moving from other locations.

This year 333 companies made Fortune's list of the most admired, with only the top 50 companies ranked by order and the remainder sorted by industry.

Nearly 60 Missouri police chiefs in January came out in support of the lawsuit, saying there's confusion about exactly what police can and cannot do.

Some schools have decided to keep mask rules in place, while others are making them optional. Across the Metro East, you'll find plenty of differences in opinion.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt is challenging the County's latest mask policy

Jincy Dunne, of O'Fallon, wants her role on the women's hockey team at the Olympics to serve as an inspiration for young girls everywhere.

Wentzville schools recently banned the book, but that's just part of the story.

The Team USA goalie spent time training in St. Louis. Now, she's looking for a repeat in Beijing.

City leaders say the vacant units on the 7200 block of South Broadway is a safety risk to first responders and the general public.

A native of Higbee, Missouri, Clifford Smith is a World War Two veteran who joined up the day after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor.

One group help a protest in Collinsville over their district's decision to keep enforcing masks.

The proposed constitutional change would give the Legislature the power to make annual appropriations for Medicaid, meaning it could opt to not fund the expansion.

"We're not making any secret that they're violating the First Amendment and they should know what will happen. This is a notice that they are going to be sued."

Officials have spent about half of the $330,000 planned to make improvements to the facility.

Local shops like Stems By Stacy and Crown Candy are hoping to get their needed supplies in time for the day of love.