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Wednesday is the 33rd anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Multiple high-ranking officials will be in East St. Louis Wednesday morning to reveal details about new crime-fighting efforts coming to the metro east as the Major Case Squad currently investigates two metro east murder cases.

Heat remains our main focus. We start the mornings warm, in the 70s to around 80 in metro St. Louis, and we heat up quickly. Afternoon top temperatures will push well into the 90s and close to 100 the rest of the week.

A brief power outage occurred at Mercy Hospital in Creve Coeur on Tuesday night.

The first call came in just after 1 a.m. Tuesday morning near a strip mall in Berkeley on Frost Avenue.

A Belleville man made an important scientific discovery in the extensive flower garden outside his home, creating a worldwide buzz.

Two teenagers received a lifesaving award in Shrewsbury on Tuesday for saving a firefighter at a local public pool. The rescue happened during a first responders' night back in June.

The Illinois Department of Transportation hosted an informational open house in Glen Carbon on Tuesday. The agency provided information about plans to rebuild the intersection of Illinois Routes 162 and 157.

New camera technology on public transportation has improved so much that prosecutors recently claimed they could see suspects planning their crime.

Metro Shooting Supply, a Bridgeton gun shop, shooting range, and training facility, says it suffered $157,000 in damages and lost business because of a sewer backup caused by the Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD).

A crew of cooperatives set foot on a mission they’ll continue throughout the week, aiding the most vulnerable communities, which they’ve come to know well.

A Ferguson, Missouri, man is in custody on a $1 million cash-only bond after being charged Tuesday in a recent homicide investigation.

Missouri inmate set to be executed next week for the 2002 murder of a child has been given a temporary reprieve.

After she spent 40 years as a teacher, this was one of the top things Pearlie Dawson wanted to do in retirement: spend time with her grandchildren.

Hot and humid conditions are expected this week, with each day getting a little warmer until we reach—and surpass—the century mark temperature-wise.

Representatives for the Animal Protective Association in Olivette say the shelter is overflowing with animals, and they need the public’s help.

We're only one week away from the MLB trade deadline. Just when it looked like the Cardinals might be in position to salvage their season, a weekend skid likely lines them up to explore the seller's market.

Missouri U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley is pushing for more testing for radioactive contamination in St. Charles County, according to a letter he sent to the United States Department of Energy on Monday.

A veteran from Berkeley, Missouri, appeared in federal court on Tuesday and admitted stealing $106,245 in disability benefits from the Veterans Administration through false medical claims.

A Hannibal man admitted to making a series of illegal pipe bombs last year.