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A St. Louis woman has helped write a state bill that would force insurance companies to offer support for people impacted by gun violence just like her. 

Tearful residents in Lebanon, Illinois, are expressing outrage over a recent cleaning at College Hill Cemetery that they say went too far, resulting in the removal of gravesite tributes that had remained on some gravesites for years.

A long-standing mascot tradition in Freeburg, Illinois, could soon come to an end, as a new bill in the Illinois General Assembly would ban school mascots that reference disabilities.

Editor's note: This clip surrounding Alzheimer's is from 2020 JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Missouri’s State Capitol dome will glare purple tomorrow, March 11, in recognition of the state’s awareness of Alzheimer’s, Governor Kehoe announced today.  Set by the state’s legislature for the second Tuesday in March, Missouri Alzheimer’s Awareness Day, seeks to enlighten those surrounding [...]

Federal agents arrested a Mexican national in the St. Louis area on Monday approximately two weeks after being indicted on child sex crimes.

Missouri’s attorney general is threatening to seize Chinese assets across the U.S. to collect $24.5 billion awarded in a lawsuit against China stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.

A 2021 GMC Yukon was recently recovered by police 10 days after being stolen. The owner, Angie Waggoner, picked up the vehicle from impound on Monday.

With these wonderful spring temperatures, we’ll start to see a new set of challenges from the pest perspective. As we focus more on our outdoor landscapes, we’ll notice the increased activity of moles as our soil softens.

More than a dozen Green Park residents would like to forget the grease and feces-filled remnants of a Friday afternoon.

The Missouri Senate gave its final approval to a public safety measure that would give control of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department to a governor-appointed board of police commissioners. The proposal now awaits likely approval from the Missouri House.

A St. Louis man accused of fatally shooting a teenager and another person is going to state prison after pleading guilty Monday to reduced charges.

The Augusta Bottom Road Bridge will be shutdown for about four months, the St. Charles Highway Department announced in a news release Monday.

The City of Ferguson is being sued by the family of a woman who died by suicide last year after what she said was harassment by her fellow city officials.

A St. Louis appeared in court Monday afternoon for a triple shooting outside a Walgreens in the Central West End last week.

A mother is at large after detectives said her 2-year-old child shot themselves with her gun.

A Hazelwood man faces various charges for a shooting in Ferguson, threatening to kill a car rental employee, and leading police in a pursuit while driving a stolen car from Missouri to Illinois.

One man is charged after an attempt to run over a maintenance employee at a St. Louis school Friday.

Police are investigating after the body of the son of a former Major League Baseball player was discovered in an alley Sunday evening in East St. Louis.

St. Louis police are looking for a man who stole a bag of marijuana and a handgun from his godfather over the weekend.

A teacher training program in St. Louis is one of several affected by the Trump administration grant cuts, according to our partners at the Post-Dispatch.