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Former aldermen's prison locations revealed
We now know where two of the three former St. Louis aldermen will be serving their prison sentences.
Illinois crews respond to fatal 2-vehicle crash Thursday morning
Emergency crews are responding to a two-vehicle accident Thursday morning.
Steamboat Arabia won't move to St. Charles
A plan to move the Steamboat Arabia Museum from Kansas City to St. Charles falls apart.
St. Louis Police graduation taking place Thursday evening
St. Louis Police will welcome 13 new officers to the force Thursday night.
Active shooter training happening in Collinsville, Ill. today
Preparing for school shootings will be the focus of important training taking place again Thursday, December 29, in Collinsville.
Fatal accident involving police officer in St. Louis City
Thursday morning, emergency crews were on the scene of a fatal crash involving a police officer in St. Louis City.
Illinois judge rules part of SAFE-T Act unconstitutional
An Illinois judge has ruled part of the state's new SAFE-T Act unconstitutional. This means the end of cash bail likely won't happen on January 1.
More flights delays and cancelations for Southwest passengers
More flights were canceled and delayed at St. Louis Lambert International Airport on Wednesday.
Thousands of unclaimed Southwest luggage moved to warehouse
About 10,000 unclaimed checked bags are expected to be moved from St. Louis Lambert International Airport baggage claim into an off-site warehouse.
Mobile simulation lab trains first responders following closures of Missouri rural hospitals
Within the last eight years, 15 hospitals have closed in Missouri, most of them in rural areas.
Missouri court sides with Planned Parenthood over Medicaid reimbursements
On Wednesday, a Missouri court ruled that the state must reimburse Planned Parenthood organizations after the state previously refused to pay for non-abortion health services for Medicaid customers.
Castle in the Ozarks available to buy or rent out
A survivalist's tower in the Ozarks has been modified into a modern-day castle on a secluded 6.9 acres in northwest Arkansas.
Road deaths in Missouri exceed 2021 numbers
As we count down the final days of 2022, the number of roadway fatalities in Missouri continues to tick up.
Illinois awaits judge's decision on SAFE-T Act
A self-imposed deadline put in place by a Kankakee County Circuit Court judge to make a ruling on the constitutionality of the SAFE-T Act arrived Wednesday, but an official ruling has yet to be made.
As the weather heats, be on the lookout for burst pipes
As the temperatures go up, so do the number of water main breaks because of the freezing last week.
Frustration mounts as Southwest works to reunite travelers with their luggage
Back inside Terminal 2 at St. Louis-Lambert International Airport, Southwest Airlines is working to get customers to their destinations — and their baggage, too.
Missouri GOP renews push to limit transgender athlete participation in school sports
Efforts to ban transgender girls from competing in women’s sports are expected to pick up momentum when lawmakers return to the Capitol in January.
National Weather Service is hosting storm spotter training in Lincoln County
Lincoln County Emergency Management has announced "Storm Spotter Training" in Lincoln County.
‘Emotional roller coaster’: Delays in effort to shut down Agape dishearten former students
Over three months after the state moved to shut down Agape Boarding School, it remains open — to the frustration of some former students who have been pushing for its closure for years.