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Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) has introduced legislation to provide $600 tariff rebates to almost all Americans and to their dependent children, a proposal that would give a family of four $2,400. Hawley said in a statement that “Americans deserve a tax rebate after four years of Biden policies that have devastated families’ savings and livelihoods.” [...]

A man was left dead Tuesday morning following a dispute with a co-worker in north St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS - El Burro Loco, a Mexican food restaurant in the Central West End, has appeared to have closed its doors due to owing thousands in sales taxes The restaurant, located on North Euclid Avenue, closed sometime last week, according to reports from the Post Dispatch. It is uncertain if the closure is permanent. [...]

The St. Louis City Comptroller's Office has delayed the implementation of new security measures at the downtown Amtrak and Greyhound bus stations due to an incomplete deployment process and uncertainty on how to handle guns detected by the machines.

The Lincoln County Health Department is offering tetanus and hepatitis vaccines in Elsberry to protect residents, first responders, and volunteers from potential health risks due to the severe flooding over the weekend.

ST. LOUIS - Big heat and humidity continue for the Bi-State region Tuesday. Highs will be well into the 90s, with heat index values of 105 F+ in the afternoon. No matter where you are, the combination of big heat and humidity will make it tough to be outside for long periods of time. Stay [...]

Stephen Hartt's home was inundated by floodwaters twice in less than a week.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Andre Pallante allowed one hit in seven scoreless innings and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Miami Marlins 7-1 on Monday night. Pallante (6-7) retired the first 10 batters before walking Jesús Sánchez in the fourth. Graham Pauley singled in the sixth for the Marlins’ lone hit against the St. Louis [...]

A heated debate over feral cats took place at Festus City Hall Monday, where the city amended its ordinance to clarify the treatment of community cats.

FLORISSANT, Mo. - Krystal George has lived on Cades Cove Drive in Florissant for nearly 15 years. If only George knew what she knows now about the radioactive waste that contaminates the creek behind her home. “Anyone can come back here and play back here. I used to play back here with my dogs, with [...]

According to officials, the shooting was reported around midnight on June 15 at the Taco Bell in the 500 block of Chouteau.

After nearly 10 weeks, an autopsy has been finished for the death of 3-year-old Conrad Ashcraft.

For the next three weeks, the Illinois Department of Transportation is asking for public input as part of its $6 million study of the rural Southwestern Illinois Expressway in Randolph, Monroe, Perry, and Jackson counties.

Dozens of St. Louis firefighters showed up at a bench trial that began Monday, hoping to be paid for promotions they earned.

From weekend rescues to widespread damage, the small town of Elsberry is making a recovery.

A state representative from northwest Missouri is eying a senate seat once held by her husband.

Clayton Police arrested a minor connected to the city's first armed robbery this year.

A St. Louis man has been sentenced to over 18 years in prison for beating his girlfriend's 3-year-old son to death.

As the Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis searches for a suspect, community leaders and survivors of gun violence on both sides of the Mississippi River are renewing urgent calls to steer young people away from a path of violence.

Back-to-school and fall sports practices are around the corner. With the hot and humid summer, there are some safety concerns, but school districts do their best to keep their athletes safe.