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The Crum family said they're late son gave them a bottle of Louis XIII Cognac Y2K as a gift in 2005 before he died in a car crash.

Marijuana advocacy group NORML says more than 3,500 Missourians have already had past cases wiped from their records in roughly 25 counties.

There's controversy over what women can wear to work in the Missouri House Chambers.

The St. Charles County Ambulance District received more than 50,000 calls in 2022, according to Kyle Gaines, the district’s director of community relations.

Since the start of the school year, thousands of Missouri school teachers have received a pay raise due to the Teacher Baseline Salary Grant Program. 

The Downtown West neighborhood has undergone a transformation over the last few years. Besides a brand-new Major League Soccer stadium, parking garage, and refurbished businesses, one that hopes to turn heads is the latest entrance to the budding cannabis industry.

Authorities have arrested the one of five inmates who escaped from the St. Francois County Jail earlier this week.

After decades in south St. Louis County, St. Mark Catholic School is expected to close its doors this summer.

One person has died, and three others are hurt after a crash Friday afternoon near the River City Casino in south St. Louis.

One Missouri lawmaker has renewed a push to decrease the state's personal property tax assessment rate.

MISSOURI — Twenty states have castle doctrines while even more have stand-your-ground laws but what constitutes legal self-defense can still vary across these states. For Missouri, both the castle doctrine and the stand-your-ground law state, the law permits protecting oneself (or a third party, with exceptions) with deadly force should a person feel it is [...]

One lucky Missouri Lottery player in St. Louis County recently scored a million-dollar prize from a scratchers ticket.

The Missouri Public Service Commission has granted a new state-based utilities company permission to purchase and manage a water and sewer system in St. Charles County.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. -- Remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic had some people asking why they were paying a St. Louis earnings tax if they were not working in the city limits. The one percent earnings tax is charged to city residents and nonresidents who work in the St. Louis. A lawsuit was filed a [...]

Video and audio has been released from an encounter last month that ended with police fatally shooting a wanted suspect outside of Dave and Busters in Maryland Heights.

Three workers are hurt after part of a building collapsed Friday morning in Clayton.

New research shows that St. Louis Children's Hospital noticed a spike in treating children for gun injuries at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic compared to the previous five pre-pandemic years.

Thrift store outlets are seeing an increase in demand. Lines form at the Downtown St. Louis Goodwill Outlet several times a day. There is a unique blend of economics and influencers bringing customers to the stores.

The “KIDZ BOP Never Stop" live tour will be coming to the St. Louis area this summer.

An Arnold chiropractor recently admitted to a scheme in which he falsely claimed to have a medical license and exaggerated his patients’ medical conditions to receive more than $3.5 million in disability payments.