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A touching ceremony was held Friday at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery for a man who never met the people who attended.

We endure our share of icy driving conditions in the region. Let’s look at what could happen and what you can try to do to keep your vehicle from spinning out of control.

Our extreme winter pattern is not only harsh for us but also for wildlife, which tends to take treacherous routes to find more suitable environments. How does such weather affect animal movement and influence human success for hunting and gaming?

From local cut-your-own Christmas tree farms to tree suppliers nationwide, weather has impacted the yuletide tradition.

If you want to learn about stargazing, you can always visit the library and find plenty of books on the subject. But did you know that many St. Louis area libraries can do even more by giving you the tools you need to look to the heavens.

Winters in St. Louis have been getting milder. Over the last several years, there have been very few big snowstorms and only small amounts of cold air.

A judge's ruling on Friday has made room for the Railway Exchange Building to be acquired by the St. Louis Development Corporation's Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority.

Local high school students are living the spirit of the season and their high school motto, "Men for Others."

Two skateboarders are pushing their way through Missouri this week as they continue a coast-to-coast adventure. Their journey has come with various bumps in the road, especially as they've crossed the show-me state due to one Missouri statute.

St. Louis County health officials have reported over 100 people sickened in an ongoing E. Coli outbreak potentially connected to salads served at several events, despite a recent negative test result for lettuce samples.

The Kranzberg Arts Foundation is transforming a building at 2233 Delmar Boulevard into an arts and entertainment complex, potentially bringing 150 jobs to St. Louis' Downtown West neighborhood, with construction expected to be completed by Summer 2025.

Denver was ranked as the No. 6 most "sinful" city in the U.S., ahead of cities like New York City and Miami in a new ranking released by WalletHub.

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Ramona Cook, 26, was sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to pay $119,067 in restitution for setting multiple fires at the Marriott St. Louis Airport after being terminated from her job as a housekeeper.

Vernon Betts will serve his last day as St. Louis City Sheriff on Dec. 31, 2024. Alfred Montgomery is set to take over the role on Jan. 1, 2025.

Illinois State Police arrested 34 people earlier this week during a three-day operation in East St. Louis and neighboring communities.

The Macomb School District installed police cameras on school buses in hopes of stopping illegal passing.

A 55-year-old Cadet man was killed after being struck by a train while walking on railroad tracks near Mineral Point, according to a crash report from the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

Bill Beeny's Elvis Is Alive Museum, which was open for 17 years and featured purported FBI files and DNA evidence, was transformed into a new home in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, complete with all original exhibits.

Starting Friday night, MoDOT will close westbound Interstate 64 at the Poplar Street Bridge to westbound Interstate 44 and southbound Interstate 55.