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After 17 years, authorities have made an arrest in a long-unsolved 2008 shooting death of a campus police officer for St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley.

Just nine months after Missouri voters approved a ballot measure to expand paid sick leave benefits, the law will officially be repealed Thursday when a bill signed by Gov. Mike Kehoe takes effect.

ST. LOUIS - Midwest Living Magazine recently praised St. Louis for having one of the country's "most underrated food scenes," backing it up with a new list of the city's and region's top restaurants. Food writers at Midwest Living highlighted St. Louis for its mix of classics, family favorites and cuisines shaped by dozens of [...]

A beloved Oakville man known for his kindness lost his only lifeline to independence.

The family of Michelle Harper, 38, hopes someone knows what has happened to her.

The remains of Marine Private First Class Donald Eichschlag were returned to St. Louis on Friday night, 75 years after he died in the Korean War, thanks to DNA identification.

A cold front will move through later today bringing dry and cool weather to the region. Ahead of the front on Saturday, clouds increase and thicken up and temperatures climb into the mid 80s. As the front moves through, it may squeeze out a few sprinkles, but this looks limited. Behind the front on Sunday, [...]

Federal records reveal that the bullet that killed 16-year-old CBC hockey player Colin Brown last November was not intended for him. The new details come from our partners at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The shooting occurred on I-55 South when an Audi pulled behind another car and opened fire, hitting the vehicle more than two [...]

ST. LOUIS - One of St. Louis' oldest festivals makes a return Saturday to Tower Grove Park. The St. Louis International Institute presents the annual Festival of Nations. Organizers spent much of the week setting up. It's the last-minute push before this weekend's event that has origins dating back to the 1920s. "The Festival of [...]

ST. LOUIS - Arthur Dunlap, a 73-year-old air force vet, was in a state of shock during the May 16 tornado. “I didn't realize the real gravity until I thought about my neighbor's house sitting over here,” Dunlap said. The house next to Dunlap’s collapsed during the storm and is now leaning on his home, [...]

Peanut overcame adversity, as her figure was the consequence of littering, trapping her in a plastic ring.

A St. Louis mother will be serving three years of probation after her three children—who were left unattended—died in an apartment fire.

Shortly after midnight on Wednesday, St. Ann police shot and killed 37-year-old Troy Hamilton, sparking calls for transparency in the investigation. 

On Friday afternoon, the St. Charles City Council unanimously voted to approve a one-year moratorium on data center projects.

The Highland (Illinois) Fire Department mourns the loss of a firefighter who died Thursday in a motorcycle crash.

Starbucks is testing two new coconut water-based drinks in St. Louis as part of a wider expansion of its latest beverage lineup.

ST. LOUIS - Former St. Louis Cardinals and Washington Nationals broadcaster Bob Carpenter, is retiring at the end of the 2025 MLB season, and he will be honored by the Nationals during a pregame ceremony on Saturday, Sept. 27.  Carpenter, now 72, announced his retirement from the booth in March. He spent 10 seasons on [...]

On this day, Aug. 22, 1876, voters headed to the polls and set the stage for a locally historic event known as "The Great Divorce," splitting St. Louis City from St. Louis County.

Blue Bell Ice Cream is voluntarily recalling a limited quantity of Moo-llennium Crunch Ice Cream half-gallon packaged in a Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough carton produced in its Brenham, Texas, plant because of undeclared almond, walnut and pecan.

U.S. President Donald Trump suggested Thursday that Missouri may soon join GOP-backed efforts to redraw its congressional district boundaries, declaring on social media platform truth social, "Missouri is now IN."