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The Saint Louis Zoo said goodbye to one of its polar bears, Kallik, last week as he moved across the country.

A bill that would allow pregnant women to get a divorce in Missouri is once again put on the table by lawmakers in Jefferson City.

A man was found dead in a Central West End alley with at least one puncture wound to his torso, and authorities are investigating whether he is connected to a missing person case in University City.

A major winter storm is expected to bring dangerous cold and potentially snow to the Midwest and southern United States this weekend, with the exact amounts and locations still uncertain.

County leaders feel the St. Louis County animal shelter is headed in the right direction after multiple very public issues surfaced at the shelter last year.

The event connected hundreds of residents with city leaders, agencies and nonprofit organizations poised to assist in recovery efforts.

Rock Hill's beloved Hacienda Mexican Restaurant announced its final day of regular business, which is planned for the end of this week.

Dozens of people gathered in St. Louis on Jan. 21, 2026, for a protest against the tactics of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.

There's been online posts circulating around social media regarding merchandise, like hats and hoodies, for the Eureka Fire Protection District. But the catch is that the department is not even selling the items.

The commission is scheduled to evaluate an annexation plan that could pave the way for a data center proposal. 

Abortion is once again on the agenda for both legislators and voters in Missouri.

An 18-year-old remains behind bars after he was charged for allegedly stabbing a person at a house party in Hillsboro last December.

A pair of deadly domestic violence cases in our area are raising urgent questions about warning signs and access to help. Advocates say these tragedies follow familiar patterns and could be prevented.

Jury selection took place Tuesday in the federal trial of former St. Louis Alderman Brandon Bosley, with attorneys questioning potential jurors.

A man who was shot and killed by a Maryland Heights police officer in a Walgreens last November made the 911 call that brought officers to the business prior to the deadly encounter.

Around 2,000 people reported to the USGS's "Did you Feel It" Data directly after the event--saying they indeed felt it.

The Missouri Department of Conservation is reminding hunters that artificial light and other methods are now allowed during a longer period of the state’s coyote hunting season.

A woman's suspicious death in the Grand Center neighborhood that occurred Monday afternoon has officially been ruled a homicide, authorities announced Tuesday.

A Missouri man is celebrating after successfully hunting the deer he’s been after for three years.  Luke Beaty, from Lawrence County, said he spotted the unusual buck, nicknamed "Cactus Jack" by some locals, after leaving church in November.

Although the St. Louis region has seen a mild winter season so far, there has been growing attention towards the weekend forecast for a potential of snow.