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From handwarmers to heated gloves and more, some St. Louis businesses are seeing heavy activity as temperatures will take a plunge this weekend.

Specialists recommend giving your tree a quick shake before bringing it indoors.

Lottery officials announced that the next drawing will take place on Saturday night.

A Missouri lawmaker has filed legislation that would replace the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) with a new board appointed by the governor.

A St. Charles man appeared in St. Louis County Circuit Court and admitted having inappropriate sexual contact with children at the daycare where he worked.

Citing the devastation the EF-3 tornado caused to the business, the Save A Lot, located at 4447 Natural Bridge in the Penrose neighborhood, will not reopen.

Long lines and late tax bills left many residents in St. Louis County frustrated Thursday.

For months, a former pediatrician has tried to toss a criminal case against him in which he’s accused of trading prescriptions for sex. On Thursday, the former doctor admitted guilt.

Homicide detectives from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) are investigating a shooting that left one man dead in south St. Louis.

A St. Louis County man will be spending the next 10 years in prison after he was sentenced on Thursday for sex trafficking a runaway teen.

At West County Mall, shoppers will now find vending machines powered by the generosity of the holiday season.

Just a few months after the City of St. Louis ended alley recycling because of rising costs and high contamination rates, officials say the new drop-off system is resulting in cleaner materials and significantly lower costs, even while the overall volume of trash they're handling remains the same as before.

Rep. David Castell, R-High Ridge, pre-filed HB 2105 on Dec. 2, which would allow landlords to charge their tenants for water and sewer utility service.

The City of St. Louis, the state of Missouri and civic partners are rolling out new winter weather outreach efforts, aiming to help tornado-impacted residents and others in need through the colder months.

Former St. Louis Alderwoman Christine Ingrassia has agreed to repay nearly $46,000 in long-standing fines to the Missouri Ethics Commission under a consent judgment approved earlier this month in St. Louis Circuit Court.

Among over hundreds of pre-filed bills in the Missouri House of Representatives, one legislator is seeking to reduce the amount of time younger students spend with technology.

A judge denied pre-trial release for D.J. Marshall, the man charged with shooting and injuring Granite City Police Officer Tyler Timmons.

At a House hearing Thursday, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said she would review a local case of a woman being detained by ICE agents earlier this year.

A suburban Chicago man accused of targeting and scamming elderly women in Missouri and Illinois has been sentenced to more than seven years in federal prison.

Homicide detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department have identified man shot and killed last week in the city’s Baden neighborhood.