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An abandoned pickup truck that sparked a scare at St. Louis Lambert International Airport on Wednesday night was an ICE enforcement and removal operations vehicle, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Community of Hope is on a mission to help as many teen mothers as possible.

The Fairview Heights Police Department shared a message on social media Friday promising consequences for criminal activity.

Now one week into the new St. Louis Blues season, fans still cannot watch games on DIRECTV or Comcast due to a TV deal dispute.

Missouri Task Force 1, the state's FEMA urban search and rescue team, has been placed on "alert" ahead of Hurricane Isaias's expected landfall in the U.S. Gulf Coast Friday evening.

A new bill could change how St. Louis residents request speed humps on their streets, giving people another way to raise concerns about speeding in their neighborhoods.

The 42nd Annual Belleville Chili Cook-Off is underway in St. Clair County this weekend.

The St. Louis affiliate of Rebuilding Together continued their ongoing outreach of providing free home repairs with a stop in North County on Friday.

Two men accused of stealing more than $30,000 worth of merchandise from a Lululemon store in St. Louis’ Central West End now face criminal charges.

A Belleville family, about to get custody of their child who was in foster care, learned their child was run over by a riding lawnmower.

Federal agents seized more than 140 pounds of methamphetamine, $445,000 in cash and 12 firearms during recent St. Louis-area investigations, resulting in seven arrests, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Two ducks recently tested positive for bird flu in St. Louis County, officials say.

St. Louis Alderwoman Sharon Tyus will not face criminal charges over controversial comments she made in criticism of fellow alderman Rasheen Aldridge last month, according to St. Louis police.

Who was Walter Barton? In 1991, Walter Barton was living in a trailer at the Riverview Mobile Home Park in Ozark, Missouri. The mobile home park was operated by 81-year-old Gladys Kuehler. According to court documents, Gladys was a busy person at the park. Family, friends, tenants and business partners would visit often. On October 9, 1991, [...]

Tropical storm conditions are being felt on the northern Gulf Coast as Category 3 Hurricane Isaias heads closer to Florida, the National Hurricane Center announced.

Illinois is expanding its restaurant meals program statewide, giving eligible SNAP customers more options for prepared meals. The program now includes 50 restaurants in 16 counties. This includes Pizza Hut locations in Colona, Geneseo, Milan, Princeton, Kewanee and Monmouth. The program is for SNAP households where everyone is 60 or older, has a disability, is [...]

ILLINOIS (WCIA) -- Relief is on the horizon as the harvest season is in full effect in Central Illinois. Governor Pritzker signed an executive order, providing assistance to farmers when it comes to diesel fuel costs. Here's how it works: they will not be penalized for using red-dyed diesel for transportation on state roads for [...]

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A Missouri State University grants accounting manager is in custody in the Greene County Jail after he was arrested by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Wednesday afternoon, according to Greene County Jail records. Missouri State University Public Relations Strategist Emily Letterman said in a message to Ozarks First that the university [...]

The Terminal 1 MetroLink platform at St. Louis Lambert International Airport is scheduled to close for structural concrete repairs from Oct. 12 through Dec. 14, requiring passengers to use airport shuttles to travel between terminals.

While we won't see fall-like temperatures this weekend, it will still be a sunny and warm weekend to get outside to enjoy all the sporting events and fall festivities around St. Louis.