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The first wave of work could begin in late 2026. Between now and then, officials will figure out a plan on the best way to navigate traffic during construction.

A wide variety of topics were covered from allegations against Vernon Betts, to his time in office, to his political future.

“One of our five primary goals is growing the cities population,” SLDC CEO Neil Richardson said. “In order to do that we must attract major employers."

A man was charged with two counts of murder after police said he admitted to killing his brother and father.

The dogs will be treated at the Humane Society facility in St. Louis.

"These additions reflect our ongoing commitment to meet customer demand," Allegiant Chief Commercial Officer Drew Wells said in a statement.

The sports bar closed Sunday, owners Jeff and Karen Kelley said in a social media post.

The tour will bring together two of the biggest names to burst onto the country music scene in recent years.

A local company has filed to trademark the words “Louligan” and “Louligans.”

The movie explores the impact of Ferguson teen Michael Brown Jr.'s death on Aug. 9, 2014, and the unrest that followed.

Recycling is getting a major upgrade in St. Peters after 25 years of using plastic blue bags that weren’t recyclable.

Each colorful tree - available in red, white, pink, blue and black - supports local charities.

Belleville Township High School District #201 opened up 'The CAVE' two years ago. It shows students there's more than one path post-graduation.

The original deadline was Nov. 19, but officials want to give more time. It applies to Cook, Fulton, Henry, St. Clair, Washington, Will and Winnebago counties.

"Paramedics said he had a pulse when they got here and I was the reason.”

The Glasgow Village family of a 15-year-old boy is planning his funeral. A 17-year-old boy is facing charges for his death.

Warren County Sheriff Kevin Harrison on Monday identified the victim in Friday's shooting as 49-year-old Phil Blankenship.

That money has now grown to $302 million. Now, there’s a request to invest $100 million of it into getting childcare for more families.

St. Louis Sheriff Vernon Betts was defeated by Alfred Montgomery in the August Democratic primary. Betts has been the Sheriff since 2017.

“I believe that education, and investing in early childhood specifically, is the transformational solution our region needs,” Charli Cooksey said.