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Redd Foxx, a St. Louis native and pioneering stand-up comedian, rose to fame in the 1970s with his hit television series "Sanford and Son" and his unique comedy style that broke racial barriers.

The St. Louis County Council is considering allocating nearly $12 million for Project Cornerstone, which is evaluating whether to renovate the current county administration building or relocate it to a new facility.

Amberly Britton is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday morning after being accused of second-degree trafficking drugs and three counts of first-degree endangering the welfare of a child, in a case that investigators have described as one of the most severe child abuse instances they have seen.

ST. LOUIS - Breezy and mild on Tuesday but with more clouds around. Clouds Tuesday will keep temperatures just a bit cooler than Monday, with temperature highs in the low to mid-60s. There is a slight chance of a rain shower late Tuesday night, before we get even warmer on Wednesday. Sunny, breezy Wednesday with [...]

Reverend Jesse Jackson, the civil rights leader who marched alongside Martin Luther King Jr., has died at the age of 84, surrounded by his family.

A dog rescued from a partially frozen lake at Cahokia Heights Park has been reunited with its owner.

The Charm me Sweet Candy Store and the adjacent business, The Wonder Shop, STL, have permanently closed their doors.

Lawmakers passed a bill in September that could give Republicans a seventh seat in the eight member congressional delegation.

Professor Chrissy Calkins Steele met Robert Duvall during his 2007 campus visit and smiled at the sight of a quote from the actor that hangs on the wall of the building where he once performed as a student.

Doctors warn the spike is hitting families in waves, often starting with children before spreading to older relatives.

The Missouri House is expected to vote on legislation that would eliminate most vehicle safety inspections.

Although it may be ideal to buy a vehicle for the new year, police are cautioning Kirkwood residents to think twice after a string of reports of car purchase scams in the area.

The soccer club says it is committing to being 100% local food partners for the upcoming season.

An on-duty crash nearly ended a law enforcement career eight years ago. Instead, while fighting through the pain, Lee Brousseau found a new way to serve.

While police shut down the MLK Bridge downtown, demonstrators urged everyone to see immigrants as people, instead of policy.

A weekend meant to be about love and celebration ended in tragedy for a Jefferson County couple. Now, family members on both sides are left stunned and grieving after what investigators believe was a murder-suicide.

After weeks of winter chill, Monday’s beautiful February weather brought families and friends back outside — and local parks and patios were busy.

St. Louis City SC recently notified fan groups that some displays previously used in supporter sections, specifically Black Lives Matter flags and a "Love Always Wins" transgender-rights banner, will be restricted during home matches this season.

A Missouri Lottery player became the first MO Millions Millionaire after his Quick Pick ticket matched all six numbers in the Jan. 14 drawing, winning a $3.4 million jackpot.

Katie’s Pizza & Pasta Osteria is expanding again, opening its fourth location in Crestwood nearly 18 years after its first restaurant debuted in St. Louis.