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The "Diverse Librarian Career Training & Education Program" was created to assist students.

Even in his passing, actor and performer Ken Page still brings people together.

An Olathe, Kansas man who was wrongly accused of being a "shooter" and "illegal alien" at the Chiefs Super Bowl rally in 2024 has died.

Police are making connections between a terrifying series of events in two cities that involve armed teens, stolen cars and frightened families.

A man’s body was discovered in the Boulevard Heights neighborhood.

The Clinton County Illinois Sheriff’s Department is asking for the public’s help in finding Wendell Smith.

Parkway students spent the day working at the Korean War Memorial in Forest Park.

A tree damaged a house on Westminster Place.

Authorities are investigating after a popular St. Louis dessert destination has been vandalized.

St. Louis Children's Hospital is offering bike helmets at a discounted price of $5 starting Sunday until May 31.

It’s been 18 years since the Frozen Four was last in St. Louis.

While temperatures are warming up, it’s still pretty early in the month of April, so some caution is ineeded when it comes to overnight temperatures.

The unanimous vote on the Missouri House floor was 152 representatives coming together.

A St. Louis man was sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to charges in a deadly bar fight nearly a decade ago.

A bond hearing was held Friday for the man accused of striking Officer Nathan Spiess with his vehicle back in March.

The owner and manager of Affordable Kitchens and Baths, a remodeling company based in St. Peters, have both been charged in connection with a fraud case involving at least 10 victims and tens of thousands of dollars.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has confirmed the identity of a missing woman linked to an extensive FBI-led search effort Thursday in south St. Louis.

Fences set up at St. Louis City Hall - installed after a growing homeless encampment formed outside the building nearly a year and a half ago - came down on Friday.

Tonia Haddix, the Missouri woman at the center of the HBO series “Chimp Crazy,” was back in federal court Friday morning after concerns were raised regarding her bond conditions.

A lucky lottery player scored a $50,000 prize on a scratchers ticket that she recently purchased from an O'Fallon gas station, according to the Missouri Lottery.