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Two budding postseason stars have intriguing connections with the St. Louis Cardinals.

ST. LOUIS -- A woman who died in a crash early Friday morning has been identified. Police say Aylia Crus, 20, died after her car slammed into a light pole. Crus was driving eastbound on Chippewa at around 3 a.m. on October 13 when her Honda Civic crossed over into the westbound lanes at Kingshighway. [...]

Another black bear hunting season is underway in Missouri, the third in state history. Hunters with a permit can venture into the wilderness for a limited time and pursue black bears.

More than six million people call the Show Me State home, but not everyone agrees with how to pronounce their home state's name.

Missouri Education Commissioner Margie Vandeven is resigning effective July 1, 2024. She informed State Board of Education members during their meeting this morning. Vandeven served as commissioner from 2015 to 2017, then returned to the position in 2019.

A Kansas City man is behind bars after he allegedly used a rod to smash the windows of 10 cars near Lambert Airport.

 A 10-year-old girl is dead, and a man and three other children were hurt in a crash in Washington County.

A St. Louis man pleads guilty to a double murder in the Central West End.

Crews are responding to a three-vehicle crash on Interstate 170 on Tuesday.

A Collinsville business owner says burglars smashed his store's front window over the weekend.

Dog owners, you have a new place to take your pets in Ellisville. 'No Leash Needed' opens Tuesday.

The St. Louis County Council is voting again on a plan to give a tax break to seniors Tuesday night. This one includes some changes.

A woman is facing serious charges after being accused of stealing an SUV from an auto body shop in Richmond Heights. A mechanic came into contact with the suspect just moments before the theft.

Overlooking the brand-new pickleball courts she worked hard to head off, Julie Missey reflected on the problem with her neighbor’s property.

John Locus is losing sleep dealing with insurance and a police investigation.

“And he was stupid enough to do it while he was delivering for DoorDash. And while on camera!” the homeowner said. “Not very smart at all. Should probably go into the dumbest criminal category there is.”

A St. Louis County woman said she's had standing water in her apartment for days and doesn't feel safe walking in her own kitchen.

Purple ribbons are currently hanging at the historic Franklin County Courthouse for Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Residents in a south St. Louis County municipality say they’re being overrun by 18-wheelers and other large trucks. The problem is that their street is being used as a detour by the big trucks, creating a huge danger for families.

One month after the SAFE T Act took effect, more accused criminals are going free in Illinois. But in a strange twist, the new law may ultimately end up having the opposite effect.