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The St. Louis Zoo is hosting a series of job fairs to fill nearly 200 part-time positions across various departments, offering flexible weekday and weekend hours with pay starting at $14 per hour.

ST. LOUIS - The City of St. Louis is pushing for pay raises for most city employees. This comes just a week after approving a 7% increase for police and firefighters. According to our reporting partners at the St. Louis Post Dispatch, the mayor's office says the 3% salary raise for other city employees is [...]

Safety improvements are being implemented around Ted Drewes in South St. Louis, including a new crosswalk, pedestrian-activated signal, concrete traffic barrier, and raised median, in response to multiple tragic incidents.

ST. LOUIS - We’ll see plenty of sun again on Wednesday. Top temperatures will again be in the low 50s. Clouds will begin to increase overnight ahead of our next storm system. We’ll wake up Thursday in the mid-30s with a chance of a few sprinkles or spot showers south of metro St. Louis. Rain [...]

Overflowing alleys, mounting frustration, and cries for action. Some St. Louis residents say their neighborhoods are being neglected when it comes to trash pickup. They’re fed up and are demanding answers from city officials.

In his first State of the State address, Gov. Mike Kehoe announced he is proposing a $53.7 billion state budget, but it includes not fully funding the state's education system.

A key factor driving this warm-up is the Chinook wind, which is common this time of year.

Two local school districts are featured in a national magazine’s education series.

The family of Dornea Hayes, 15, remembers her as being smart, outgoing, beautiful, and deeply loved by her family.

The Republican leader of the Illinois House and five Illinois voters have filed a lawsuit asking the state Supreme Court to throw out the legislative district map drawn in 2021.

A former police detective in Kansas left five suicide letters before fatally shooting himself as he was about to stand trial last month over allegations that he sexually assaulted and terrorized vulnerable Black women for decades, investigators announced Tuesday.

An armed confrontation between two men at a Schnucks store in Florissant ended with the aggressor being shot. That individual has since been charged.

A man believed to be in the country illegally faces charges suspected of a sophisticated gift card scheme. 

Kansas City Chiefs fans based in Missouri dreaming of betting on Super Bowl LIX will continue to wait.

A shocking order from the Trump administration as the White House Office of Management and Budget issued a memo Monday directing government agencies to pause all federal loans and grants.

Three men charged in what prosecutors are calling a murder-for-hire appeared in court for the first time Tuesday afternoon.

Illinois residents can now file federal taxes directly with the IRS online for free.

A child sex trafficking suspect appeared in federal court Tuesday and admitted to transporting minors from Texas across state lines for prostitution.

An Iowa lawmaker wants to extend the state's borders into nine of Minnesota's counties, reflecting a similar situation between Missouri and Iowa in the 1800s leading to the famous "Honey War."

The St. Peters woman accused of torching multiple businesses while on vacation in Puerto Rico will remain in custody until her trial, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.