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ST. LOUIS - The owner of a bike shop in south St. Louis is dealing with the third break-in at his business within the past few weeks. A&M Cyclery, located at 4284 Arsenal St., was victim to another break-in around 4:30 a.m. Wednesday. Owner Jeff Gerhardt says he was alerted by the security company that [...]

MSD's Project Clear has broken ground on the Ulena Storm Sewer Improvement Project, the first project funded by Proposition S, to help reduce flooding and stormwater issues in the St. Louis area.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - Emergency crews are responding to a gas leak Wednesday morning in Maryland Heights. According to the Maryland Heights Police Department, the incident occurred in the area of Adie Road between Ball Drive and Schuetz Road. Details on the incident are unclear. Adie Road was closed along the stretch of Ball [...]

ST. LOUIS - A man was shot and killed overnight Wednesday in north St. Louis. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD), the shooting occurred around 1:15 a.m. in the city's Walnut Park East neighborhood. An investigation into the shooting is ongoing. Homicide detectives have been requested, SLMPD said. This is a developing [...]

ST. LOUIS - Very warm and muggy conditions as we wake up Wednesday. Mostly sunny skies Wednesday with top temperatures pushing into the mid-90s. Heat index values are likely to be around 100 F. Storm chances return Wednesday night into Thursday, mainly across northern Missouri and into western Illinois. Those storms may find their way [...]

ST. LOUIS - Two men were injured in an overnight fire early Wednesday in south St. Louis. According to the St. Louis Fire Department, the fire occurred around 2:15 a.m. in the 1900 block of President Street in the city's Marine Villa neighborhood. When official arrived to the scene, crews reported a heavy fire on [...]

Authorities are investigating an armed robbery involving an armored car that happened Tuesday morning in the parking lot of a restaurant in Alton.

A woman was killed in a cutting Tuesday night in St. Louis, and a person has been detained for questioning involving the incident.

Several stop signs and street signs in De Soto were recently vandalized, according to MoDOT. 

A fervent effort by Festus residents to recall their mayor and members of the city council who approved a highly unpopular data center project there appears to be far from over.

More than 300 children and teenagers gathered outside the Shrewsbury Sky Zone on Sunday after the trampoline park reached capacity, leading to fights, traffic disruptions and impacts on nearby businesses, according to police and witnesses.

Alec Burleson homered and finished with three RBIs on Tuesday night, powering the surging St. Louis Cardinals to a 7-0 victory over the New York Mets.

As dangerous summer heat settles into the St. Louis area, one nonprofit is working to make sure vulnerable residents have a safe place to cool off.

Portions of Missouri are experiencing moderate to major flooding as river levels rise across the state. Heavy rain falling on already saturated ground caused the rapid water ascent, leading to multiple road and bridge closures and prompting water rescues for stranded drivers in areas such as Cole County.

Police in Collinsville are asking for help after a baby was found abandoned Sunday night in a car seat at the Cahokia Mounds parking lot.

It was a plot to target private school kids seeking drugs to help with testing. It ended in the death of a 16-year-old Priory student. Now the dealer is going to prison.

As the season’s first heatwave moves into the region, doctors with SSM Health warn that people are more vulnerable to heat-related illnesses because their bodies haven’t yet adjusted to the summer heat, which normally takes nearly 14 days to acclimate to.

Steve Bloomer, owner of the Skyview Drive-In, a Metro East landmark in Belleville, Ill., established in 1949, is seeking to sell the property. Bloomer's goal is to find a buyer committed to continuing the operation of the historic drive-in theater at 5700 North Belt West.

Williams was an 11th-grade student at Gateway High School, described by loved ones as a young man with unlimited potential as a student and boxer.

A mid-Missouri data center plan for Amazon could use around 50 million gallons of water per year and rely on wells drilled 1,500 feet underground, according to documents.