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An agency charged with conserving groundwater in arid western Kansas plans to truck thousands of gallons of water from the Missouri River nearly 400 miles almost to the Colorado border.

Rain and some storms will spread across the region Monday night and continue through Tuesday evening.

FOX 2 meteorologist Jaime Travers gave birth to her second child—a boy—late Friday morning.

A tail-wagging good time in downtown Belleville was marred by an unfortunate act of petty theft as the Belleville Area Humane Society put on its annual Howl'oween Pet Parade and pre-party.

A man and woman from Des Moines, Iowa, died overnight Sunday after their vehicle was rear-ended on Interstate 70 and went off the roadway.

Roughly half of a small Missouri town burned Saturday after a wildfire spread quickly from a farm field and destroyed or heavily damaged 23 buildings.

Witches, Spider-Men and dinosaurs are just a few of the top-trending Halloween costumes in the U.S., according to Google's annual Frightgeist report.

Officers are investigating a shooting that took place in the Walnut Park neighborhood Saturday night.

The Child Abuse Unit is investigating an incident that left a one-year-old boy dead in south St. Louis.

The tale of a child possessed by a demon was inspired by the story of a young boy who was subjected to a series of exorcisms in Maryland and, eventually, St. Louis.

A retiring fire chief it set to be replaced in mid-November.

A tail-wagging good time is expected Sunday in downtown Belleville.

The Great Go! St. Louis Halloween Race featured runners dressed in their best Halloween costumes.

St. Louis Police are investigating more car break-ins.

Festus locals are asked to boil their water on Sunday morning as an AT&T contractor hit a large water main there.

A brush fire caused major traffic problems in mid-Missouri Saturday night.

A man was shot and killed overnight in north St. Louis.

Sarah Shelton with Girl Louie made a few touch-ups Saturday to the door of Steve's Hot Dogs, polishing up a mural one day after thieves smashed into the business.

This is the fifth year of the St. Louis Fire Department's Fall Fire Safety Festival, and the first time back since the start of the pandemic.

Crews with the St. Louis Fire Department responded to a blaze Saturday morning in north St. Louis.