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A new state law in Illinois will help provide addiction services and resources to people impacted by gambling disorders.

Less than a month after catastrophic flash flooding in parts of Missouri, Gov. Mike Kehoe announced that is submitting a federal disaster declaration.

Medication abortion services coming to Springfield have yielded different reactions from people. Chief Medical Officer of Planned Parenthood Great Rivers, Dr. Magaret Baum, spoke to Ozarks First about how they work.

St. Louis Police say a man opened fire on a car driven by his girlfriend’s ex. The former couple’s 2-year-old daughter was also in the vehicle.

A birthday gift that was never given turned into a $100,000 Missouri Lottery prize for one Crestwood player.

Major League Baseball's trade deadline is less than a week away, and the St. Louis Cardinals once again - like the last several seasons - find themselves at a crossroads.

A man charged in a double shooting in Jefferson County this past weekend has been denied bond.

A St. Louis content creator known as Professor Sendy gained social media fame through a language experiment involving invented words called "wombos."

A Wayne County, Missouri, man appeared in federal court Tuesday to be sentenced for threatening employees of the Social Security Administration.

The St. Louis Employee Ownership Initiative is assisting over 17,000 businesses in St. Louis City and County with succession planning as many owners aged 55 and older approach retirement.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwestern Illinois received $230,000 in new funding to expand school-based mentoring programs in Belleville and O'Fallon.

FedEx is preparing to close two St. Louis-area facilities this fall, eliminating 143 jobs, according to Missouri WARN notices.

The next time you see your neighbor mowing the lawn, they may not be the one doing the work. Robot lawn mowers are becoming more common as technology improves.

Temporary license plate tags, more commonly known as "temp tags," will soon become a thing of the past in Missouri.

The St. Louis Philharmonic Orchestra is set to open its 166th season on August 7 with a "Heroes and Villains" pops concert featuring guest conductor Christopher Kelts.

Missouri has reported 593 cases of cyclosporiasis, though health officials have not yet determined if they are linked to a multistate outbreak involving recalled iceberg lettuce.

EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. - Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE) sports teams are set to feature ads on jerseys under a new partnership with First Community Credit Union. The partnership comes after the NCAA Division I Cabinet approved a new policy allowing Division I sports programs to place commercial logos or patches on uniforms, equipment and apparel [...]

The Missouri State Highway Patrol is seeking public assistance to solve the 1985 suspicious death of William Sundermeyer, whose family has offered a monetary reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

ST. LOUIS - Cooler and, more importantly, less humid air is settling across the region into our Wednesday. Wednesday and Thursday will be much easier to take. Still summer, but highs in the upper 80s and lower humidity. The same cold front bringing heat relief is bringing more wildfire smoke into our upper atmosphere on [...]

ST. LOUIS - Police are investigating an "attempted ambush" shooting on officers during a traffic stop Tuesday night in north St. Louis. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD), the incident occurred shortly after 9 p.m. during a traffic stop in the area of Thekla Avenue and Riverview Boulevard in the Walnut Park [...]