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Full swing ahead as the St. Louis region prepares to host to another high-profile golf event.

ST. LOUIS - Recently, TikTok users have been making videos about #QuietQuitting, but the trend's name can be misleading. Career coach Allison Peck, who has over 430,000 followers on TikTok, said quiet quitting is when people coast at work. They aren't putting their 100 percent effort into work. "People are not going above and beyond [...]

The St Francois County Sheriff’s Department is warning residents of an ongoing phone scam in the area.

Several months after requesting action over police pursuit policies in the St. Louis area, the NAACP reports some progress in talks around the topic.

St. Louis city officials and the Urban League are co-hosting a warrant reset and second chance job fair in downtown later this month.

Road rage leads to one man shooting a taxi driver Monday afternoon in north St. Louis.

A plan to bring affordable high-speed internet to underserved communities has frozen.

An investigation is underway after two men were killed in a pair of separate St. Louis shootings Monday afternoon.

Home builders said the housing market is in a recession.

While segregation was still casting its ugly shadow over the U.S., the Homer G. Phillips Hospital was providing top-notch medical care to a predominantly African American part of St. Louis and training some of the world's best Black doctors and nurses.

More help is coming this week for flood victims.

ST. LOUIS - Over 10,000 hellbenders have now been released into area rivers as a part of a conservation effort by the Missouri Department of Conservation, the Saint Louis Zoo, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The Saint Louis Zoo started raising and releasing endangered Ozark and eastern hellbenders into the wild in 2008. [...]

A check of a suspicious vehicle in rural Phelps County led to the arrest of two men on drug charges.

In one of the biggest animal hoarding cases ever discovered in Illinois, officials rescued nearly 200 dogs from a home in Sherrard over the weekend.

Twelve-hour shifts over weekends are nearing an end for officers within the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.

Two people were gunned down Monday afternoon in separate shooting incidents.

Starbucks cited allegations from a board employee that regional NLRB officials in St. Louis improperly coordinated with union organizers.

Volunteers placed flags at Scott Airforce Base to line the entry to the Shiloh Gate for the memorial service for Colonel Zachary Hall.

An investigation is underway after a group fired Orbeez pellets into a crowd at the Bridgeton pool over the weekend.

Crews are expected to break ground on Missouri's first Buc-ee's travel center in Springfield next week.