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One man's late-night snack run led him to a $100,000 prize on a scratchers ticket.

A Fenton man has pleaded guilty to criminal charges in a wire fraud scheme that led him to $1.1 million.

"Pumped up" might be an understatement for St. Louis drivers. Gas prices have dropped significantly in the region after several weeks of spikes throughout May and June.

A top Democratic state lawmaker is asking Illinois and Kansas to cover emergency abortions for Missouri Medicaid patients.

Police have located a pickup truck in connection with a deadly hit-and-run crash that happened in front of Ted Drewes last weekend in St. Louis City.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A man pleaded guilty Thursday to killing two people. Jeffrey Tod, 56, was convicted of two counts of second-degree murder and two counts of armed criminal action. He shot and killed Deandre Moore on December 10, 2018 and Alvern Linzie on January 11, 2019. Both murders were committed in the [...]

ST. LOUIS - A crash happened Friday morning on westbound I-70 over the Blanchette Bridge. The crash happened at about 7:15 a.m. It is blocking two lefthand lanes of the bridge in the westbound direction. It is unknown at this time how many vehicles were involved in the crash. It is also unknown if anyone [...]

SHILOH, Ill. - The Goddard School of Shiloh, Illinois is giving away free school supplies on Saturday. It's all part of their back-to-school drive-up giveaway that serves children in the Metro East. Just drive up to the Goddard School location in Shiloh, and the staff there will bring out a brand new backpack filled with [...]

JOPLIN, Mo. — Many school districts are hurting for substitute teachers. But action being taken by the State of Missouri could help ease that shortage in the Show-Me State. The Show-Me State is making it easier for people to become certified substitute teachers. It's now requiring only 36 credit hours in any subject, as opposed [...]

CHESTERFIELD, Mo. - A tractor-trailer overturned early Friday morning in Chesterfield. The crash happened at about 4 a.m. on eastbound 64 at Boones Crossing near the Chesterfield Airport. It is unknown at this time how many vehicles were involved in the crash. Emergency crews were still at the scene at 5 a.m. They were taking [...]

The United States Army Corps of Engineers teamed with University City to find a solution to the flooding problems along the River Des Peres.

Many people are waiting in long lines Thursday at Centennial Commons in University City to receive help after a record flash flood hit across the St. Louis region.

St. Louis city officials are in the preliminary stages of planning new safety features for Chippewa Street near Ted Drewes.

While rain and flooding have dominated weather headlines for nearly two weeks, the summer heat is taking its traditional toll on local energy bills.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is testing areas around a flooded toxic waste site with ties to the Manhattan Project. They’re looking for the potential escape of toxins.

University City residents called their ‘mailman’ a hero after he rescues a little boy and dog from their flooded homes.

Gov. Mike Parson declared a drought alert for 53 counties and then announced a state of emergency for flooding in the St. Louis area. 

The multi-agency resource center at Centennial Commons in University has reached full capacity Thursday as Missouri victims of flash flooding seek assistance.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson requested on Thursday for President Biden to issue a disaster declaration to give federal assistance in response to the historic flooding to St. Louis, St. Charles, and Montgomery counties.

Too short a time overwhelmed area creeks once again Thursday morning, leaving major roads underwater and businesses back underwater.