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St. Louis educators participating in The Opportunity Trust’s Catalyst Fellowship are in Washington, D.C., visiting schools to learn new strategies to help students achieve academic success.

If you’re not from the Show Me State, there may be a few things you’ve noticed that seem strange, and you’re not alone.

How many of us have said we're the king or queen of the castle? You can make that idiom come to life by owning a medieval-style keep in southern Missouri.

The Missouri Constitution requires judges to retire by age 70 or they automatically forfeit their pensions.

The Make-A-Wish Foundation comes through with a big surprise for one St. Louis kid, granting his wish to see the Kansas City Chiefs on football's largest stage.

There is still a ticket worth $1 million out there.

A woman seen harassing a south St. Louis family in a viral video was charged Wednesday in connection with a break-in at the same family's home over a year ago.

One of the two men charged with the murder of a fellow Great Circle behavioral facility resident in St. James was sentenced to 30 years in prison.

An investigation is underway after several bronze vases vanished from one small Metro East cemetery.

Every year, thousands of American Bald Eagles escape the harsh northern winters by migrating to Missouri.

A man was arrested on Feb. 3 and charged with statutory sodomy and statutory rape of a victim under the age of 14.

Two adults died Wednesday morning in a south St. Louis County house fire.

One new proposal, brought forth Tuesday by The Athletic, calls to split the St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs into different divisions if Major League Baseball expands to 32 teams.

Wednesday night, St. Louis Public Schools wants to hear from parents.

Missouri Chief Justice Paul Wilson delivers the annual state of the judiciary address on Wednesday.

A committee of St. Louis aldermen has questions for the FBI.

A vacant house went up in flames Wednesday morning.

St. Louis City Police are looking into another homicide Wednesday morning.

Rain will fall from south to north during the day, reaching metro St. Louis around midday and covering the entire viewing area by mid-afternoon. 

St. Louis City Police officers thought they were responding to a burglary call in north St. Louis overnight, but the case turned into a murder investigation once officers arrived at the scene and found a dead body.