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It's Election Day on both sides of the river, and this will be a history making municipal election in the city of St. Louis. For the first time in more than 100 years, St. Louis City voters will elect a board of aldermen with 14 members instead of 28.

This election day is a big test for the citizen leaders of the Robertson Fire Protection District.

Firefighters from the Affton and Lemay Fire Protection Districts responded to a fire on Union Road Monday night.

Now trending in St. Louis are beer gardens in public spaces, like city parks.

A St. Louis County judge’s ruling means a lawsuit can move forward over a fatal work zone crash that could’ve been prevented.

The eight occupants were inside an SUV when police said a reckless driver crashed into the vehicle, forcing it to fall from South Grand Boulevard onto Forest Park Parkway.

Emergency management operations are making preparations Monday ahead of another round of potentially severe weather on Tuesday.

It was unclear whether he would survive. But now, a Hermann police officer is entering a promising new chapter with his recovery.

The biggest project in Gov. Mike Parson's budget request to lawmakers this year was to widen parts of Interstate 70, but that funding could be at risk. 

Missouri Democrats want the leader of the state's Human Rights Commission removed after he argued against a bill for LGBTQ+ rights.

The Missouri law is designed to prevent corruption and the appearance of corruption, a federal judge ruled last week.

A mother in St. Charles is thankful after a terrible situation while making dinner on Sunday sent her to the hospital.

Police are linking a St. Louis man to multiple thefts at storage units in south city, claiming he walked away with thousands of dollars of renters’ belongings.

The number of licenses DHSS approves for new employees each month has quadrupled since November.

School corporal punishment, which gained traction in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, is a physical disciplinary method to correct student misbehavior.

A Jennings woman is accused of child endangerment after a toddler she was babysitting died last month of a drug overdose.

"The city is filled with pizzerias that have been in operation for generations."

A former employee of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department appeared in federal Monday and admitted to striking and injuring a jail inmate.

A St. Louis woman has been charged in connection with the March 2022 murder of her landlord in Hyde Park.

A 2-year-old boy who followed his dog into the woods near his Missouri Ozarks home is safe, after one of the nearly 100 people searching for him heard a faint whimper and found the child just before the sunset.