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The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department asks for the public's help with finding a man accused of sexually assaulting a minor.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is in Washington Wednesday where he plans to testify before a U.S. house committee.

Where in St. Louis is the best place to have a meal? When we asked our Facebook fans, they told us what they thought.

From MVP one season to trade chip the next? This is one theory some fans have developed on how to fix a St. Louis Cardinals team that has treaded near the bottom of the National League for much of the 2023 season.

The St. Louis Downtown Airport will soon be home to the expansion of the Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation.

Starbucks workers from two St. Louis City locations intend to unionize in hopes for improved working conditions, wages and schedules.

A St. Louis County woman who went missing Tuesday evening has been located and is safe.

Three lucky individuals will get stars on the St. Louis Walk of Fame Wednesday. One of those includes sculptor Harry Weber.

One of North America's largest roofing manufacturers is holding a training class Wednesday.

One of the largest housing developments in years may be coming to St. Charles County, but residents and wildlife advocates are worried how it will affect a popular conservation area.

The track at World Wide Technology Raceway is heating up again Wednesday for the 'Indy NXT' Series.

Webster University will host the 20th annual Susan Polgar Foundation Invitational Chess Tournament Wednesday.

For more than 20 years, nurse Denise Broeker at SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital has helped medically fragile babies by offering a special kind of breast milk.

Girl scouts are learning about public safety at a special camp this week.

Caseyville, Illinois issues a boil order for some residents because of a water main break.

There was panic at a camp in Eureka Tuesday night. Parents rushed to pick up their kids after finding out several children needed medical care.

We're still a couple of weeks away from the Fourth of July, but Tuesday is the official start of fireworks season in Missouri.

During Tuesday night’s Warson Woods Board of Aldermen meeting, the board voted in favor of authorizing the city to use slightly more than $150,000 to resurface the pool at the Warson Woods Swim Club.

A water main break caused a residential street in Dogtown to partially collapse, resulting in a sinkhole and headaches for homeowners now dealing with the cleanup.

Mosaic pieces are getting a cleaning for the first time in nearly a century on Tuesday.