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Tanya Musskopf is the mother of Kaitlyn Anderson, a pregnant MoDOT worker who died nearly two years ago during a collision on Interstate 255.

An Excessive Heat Warning will go into effect at noon tomorrow and last through 10 PM on Thursday (for now). Highs each day will be around 100°F with heat index values reaching around 110°F.

While the St. Louis Cardinals have struggled this season, this weekend is all about celebrating those who helped the franchise build its legacy.

The New York Mets beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-1 on Friday night for their third straight victory.

One member of the St. Louis Blues Warrior Hockey team came to the rescue of an unresponsive airline passenger Friday.

Citizens and aldermen in Pine Lawn call the latest code enforcement action a "money grab."

Residents all over the St. Louis area are fearful of the effects of trees in a storm. We’ve all seen videos of trees falling on houses and cars and tragically, in some cases, people.

The mayor of Jennings is firing back against allegations of a hostile working environment after several employees resigned hours apart.

St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley broke ground on their new advanced manufacturing center Friday.

An O'Fallon woman faces criminal charges after two animals believed to be in her care died earlier this year.

As new COVID-19 concerns rise around the United States, the City of St. Louis offered free vaccines Friday afternoon in an effort to help slow the spread.

With dangerous heat in the forecast next week, local school districts are preparing to keep their students cool and ready to learn.

Play pickleball, enjoy a chicken sandwich. That's the main concept for a new entertainment complex in the works along St. Charles Main Street.

To bring more grocery stores and fresh produce to food deserts in Illinois, Governor J.B. Pritzker signed new legislation Friday morning. 

Dan asked for music to be played during his 28 treatments. “Turn, Turn, Turn” by The Byrds came up during his final visit. "A time to heal, a time to every purpose under Heaven," Gray posted to Facebook.

Formerly known as Six Flags of Mid-America, this amusement park has long been a cherished destination for nuclear families, who convene annually to indulge in ice cream, relish exhilarating rides, and soak up the sun's warmth. St. Flags of Mid-America made its debut on June 5, 1971.

Seven teachers from the St. Louis region have advanced to the semifinalist stage as nominees for the 2024 Missouri Teacher of the Year award. This program highlights the crucial role that outstanding teachers play in their students' lives.

- A U.S. District Judge sentenced a Worden man to serve seven years in federal prison for the possession of illicit child pornography.

One Kansas City mother still grieves her son’s unsolved murder while she pleads to the public for information that could lead to an arrest.

A high-visibility “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign starts Friday, August 18 and goes through Tuesday, September. 5.