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ST. LOUIS - We had some rumbles of thunder overnight Friday morning and now we're left with some spotty light rain across the region. Spotty light rain should wrap up pretty early Friday morning, then we're in for a windy and warm day. Clouds decrease and temperatures climb to near 80 F. Gusty southwesterly winds [...]

An endangered SILVER Advisory has been issued, and the Florissant Police Department (FPD) is asking for the public’s help in finding Baron Augustus Mosley, a 72-year-old man who is diagnosed with dementia.

Pride St. Charles, an organization advocating for LGBTQIA+ equality, is facing financial challenges that threaten its upcoming Pride Festival scheduled for June 14.

This survey invites input from students, staff, families and community members to help guide the selection process for the next superintendent. 

An early rain delay didn’t stop fans from flooding downtown St. Louis to cheer on the Cardinals in their 2025 season and home opener Thursday.

Ferguson Police Chief Troy Foyle held a town hall where he showed the public the views from their brand-new drones Thursday night.

One man is dead following a shooting that occurred in the 5600 block of Paplin Place Thursday evening.

The St. Louis Cardinals capitalized on early opportunities, including a two-run home run from Lars Nootbaar and a pair of timely hits for Brendan Donovan, hanging on for an Opening Day win against the Minnesota Twins.

he Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services announced that it transferred its funds—amounting to $23.3 million—to its beneficiaries of the state’s adult-use cannabis program.

Three key executives of the St. Louis Cardinals, Chairman Bill DeWitt Jr., President Bill DeWitt III, and President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak, were all met with audible boos during the team's Opening Day introductions Thursday afternoon.

Despite the rain delay for Opening Day, many fans arrived in downtown St. Louis early in order to snag that perfect parking spot and enjoy the festivities while waiting for the game to begin.

The New York-styled bagel shop shared the announcement in early March that they donated 41,000 bagels to the Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry in 2024.

The St. Louis Fire Department is celebrating First Responder Wellness this week by honoring its crew members.

A former police officer and the son of a former St. Louis County prosecutor appeared in court on Thursday to be sentenced for firing shots into the air at a trunk-or-treat event.

The City of Ferguson uses a traffic commission to identify road safety issues and advise members of the city council on what citizens need.

St. Simon School, a private institution in the South County area of St. Louis, announced that it is closing its doors.

A St. Louis Circuit Court judge signed an arrest warrant Wednesday for an accused rapist already facing the same charge in neighboring St. Louis County.

Baseball is back and the sure sign that St. Louisans are ready to root on their Redbirds, even if they’re not going to the game, is the pep rally.

The Missouri Legislature passed two dozen bills this week, adding to a long list of legislation that could be heading to the governor’s desk by the end of the legislative session.

Nineteen sea turtles that rehabbed in Missouri after suffering the effects of cold water temperatures in New England are now back in the Atlantic Ocean off of Jacksonville, Florida. The turtles ventured into the water Wednesday afternoon. Their long journey was made possible by the Johnny Morris Sea Turtle Center in Springfield, Missouri, and the non-profit group Turtles Fly Too.