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Thousands of people are waking up without power Monday morning across the bi-state because of storms from over the weekend. Now cooling centers are ready to help.

A north St. Louis County organization helping women just out of prison is breathing a sigh of relief after our story on some obstacles they faced from the city of Pagedale. After being told no regarding a new facility, city leaders have had a change of heart.

Ameren said Saturday's storm knocked out power to approximately 95,000 customers across the area, and that 1,100 employees were working around the clock to restore power.

Visitors at the Missouri Botanical Garden witnessed the rare blooming of a spectacular corpse flower.

Steven Matz and two relievers combined on a five-hitter, and the St. Louis Cardinals snapped the Chicago Cubs’ eight-game winning streak with a 3-0 victory.

A woman is in critical condition at a local hospital after being shot Saturday evening in south St. Louis.

Playing an unusual role as seller's ahead of this year's MLB trade deadline, the St. Louis Cardinals are finalizing trades involving three pitchers Sunday afternoon.

Grab your tickets. The 2023 Missouri State Fair is just around the corner, bringing carnival rides, fair food, livestock and big acts to Sedalia.

St. Louis Cardinals infielder Nolan Gorman was scratched from Sunday's game with lower back tightness.

A Birch Tree man was pronounced Saturday afternoon after drowning in a Missouri River.

A man is in custody after a shooting that involved police officers in St. Louis City.

A man was shot and killed in north St. Louis City Saturday afternoon.

People over in Collinsville didn't let the weather ruin their night. They had some damage in town.

A O'Fallon, Illinois local caught footage of the heavy Saturday winds that damaged his neighbor's home.

She was walking across the parking lot when she was stuck by the vehicle.

Nolan Arenado is staying put in St. Louis. The Cardinals' All-Star third baseman will not be traded before Tuesday's MLB trade deadline, according to new comments from lead executive John Mozeliak.

A strong Saturday afternoon storm system packed winds up to 80 miles per hour, leading to widespread tree damage in the St. Louis metro.

July is Disability Pride Month, and this weekend marked an opportunity for athletes of all ages and abilities to show off their skills on the water.

Thousands of residents are at a lack of power, trying to clean up the damage caused from Saturday’s severe storm. Ameren says, they’ve restored more than half of the 90,000 residents without power since the catastrophic winds hit. Now, after severe storms have left, many residents in St. Paul are with no power, and lots of storm damage.

Strong storms in the St. Louis area have led to widespread power outages. Ameren crews are working to restore power to tens of thousands of customers without power.