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ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - Grant's Farm is getting ready for The Big Game this Sunday by hosting an "Animal Bowl" on Tuesday. Several of the animals will take part including their new baby pig. The animals will make predictions on which team will win The Big Game. Of course, both teams have animal mascots [...]

The Eastern Reception Diagnostic Correctional Center in Bonne Terre is now in lockdown after several stabbings and incidents there over the past couple of days.

It’s becoming a Sunday ritual for gamblers in Missouri: a road trip across the Mississippi River into Illinois to get their bets in before kickoff.

Lawmakers are closer to giving state workers a pay raise, but under what was approved Monday, not all employees will see more money in their paycheck.

Former Chesterfield Police Officer David Cerna was warned by a judge after his 2016 convictions that he could go to prison for a decade if he doesn’t stay out of trouble. Now, Cerna is back in jail after refusing to register as a sex offender.

Missouri lawmakers are proposing new changes to the trucking industry to increase the number of drivers on the road and ease supply chain woes.

The St. Charles Developmental Disabilities Resource Board spent taxpayers' dollars on a house for people with developmental disabilities.

Mike Perry’s afternoon walks to his mailbox have ended in disappointment lately.

The death toll has now climbed to seven from an apparent lethal strain of fentanyl in St. Louis.

The amendment would give the Legislature the power to make annual appropriations to the health care program.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is urging those with weakened immune systems to get their COVID vaccine booster shots sooner.

Police were called to an address in Cahokia Heights Sunday morning after two people were shot to death during a domestic incident.

Approximately one month ago, Missouri was in the midst of a massive spike in COVID-19 cases, as the fast-spreading omicron variant pushed case totals to record levels. As of Monday, the average number of newly-confirmed COVID cases has plummeted by more than 60%.

The court took no immediate action Monday.

NORMAL, Ill. (WMBD) -- Family, friends, Bloomington and Normal police and fire departments, and the Battle Cross Crusaders came out in droves Sunday to celebrate one man's milestone birthday. "My name is Roy Roberts, and I'm 100." Roberts is a World War II army veteran. "I was in the 14th armored division, and I was [...]

It’s easy to assume that if one person in your household contracts COVID-19, then everyone will, but that is not always the case.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — A man died Thursday from injuries he sustained when he was shot in October 2021. St. Louis Police said an off-duty Northwoods Police Officer shot and critically injured a man who fired into a crowd outside a bar on October 28 at 11:10 p.m. Police said the shooting happened outside The [...]

ST. LOUIS - AT&T is now offering a free internet option to eligible families. The free option is possible through Access from At&T in conjunction with federal benefits from the Affordable Connectivity Program. "All households that qualify for ACP will also qualify for our Access from AT&T program, including the newest speed tier. Eligible households [...]

The expected decline in St. Louis area COVID hospitalizations has dropped patient levels under 800 people over the weekend, numbers not seen since the Christmas holiday season.

An email from Superintendent Dr. Tim Ricker went out Sunday to say that an 8th-grade student at LaSalle Springs Middle School in Wildwood died suddenly on Saturday.