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William Childress floated down the river of life in an 'innertube of love.'

St. Louis aldermen gave first-round approval to a bill requiring restaurants in the city to include only milk, water and fruit juices on single-price children’s menus.

A Freeburg man has been charged with aggravated driving under the influence, reckless homicide and driving on a revoked license in a fatal crash in Belleville.

Serge Zevlever of St. Louis helped hundreds of Ukranian children with medical needs get adopted into U.S. families before he was killed in the Russian invasion of Kiyv.

SLU soccer player Alex Shterenberg talks to his dad in Ukraine daily to be sure he is safe. The pair are helping students in Ukraine tell their stories.

The wife of an ex-Chesterfield executive who embezzled millions must help repay the funds, but the couple's parents were not found liable in a lawsuit.

Earnest Moore was accused of killing Michael Chapman inside a Dutchtown apartment on Bingham Avenue.

Beginning May 7, the largest airline in Canada will start daily non-stop service to Toronto Pearson International Airport.

Lodging Hospitality Management wants to build 254 apartments to compliment West Port Plaza's mix of offices, shops and restaurants.

Benjamin Slay pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and causing the death of a passenger in his vehicle in 2018.

Gerald Fitzgerald Hunter led a conspiracy that brought fentanyl to St. Louis from California.

Can the region prepare now for the next giant earthquake?

The former head of the St. Louis-Kansas City Carpenters Regional Council is accused by union officials of “misappropriation of funds.”

Of largest 182 U.S. cities, St. Louis finished at No. 161. We were, however, No. 166 last year and No. 168 in 2020. Many neighboring cities had similar scores

Zachary T. Watson and Alize K. Mayes forced a Highland man to withdraw money from an ATM.

A man from southern Illinois was sentenced Thursday to 14 years in federal prison for using child rape threats to extort nude pictures and videos from other children online.

The Missouri Lottery said Friday that a woman won a $1 million Scratchers game prize after her daughter gave her a winning “Rose Gold” ticket she had purchased at Prince Market in the St. Louis County town of St. Ann.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed the confirmed the presence of bird flu in a flock of commercial broiler chickens in southeastern Missouri’s Stoddard County on Friday.

Joel Chaney, 49, is being held without bail.

Wait, Dan Muller is here at Arch Madness? Why?