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A Marine Corps veteran from Illinois is getting some major relief after having to struggle with treacherous conditions inside his own home.

A monumental change may be coming to the way the City of St. Louis does business.

Kwasi and Ashley Oyirifi met at Mizzou. But it wasn’t quite love at first sight.

A family living under Section 8 Housing in Florissant turned for help when they were being threatened by a family of bats.

After calling the spending plan "disingenuous" last month, Gov. Mike Parson slashed a billion dollars out of the budget lawmakers sent him.

The latest ATM skimmer device that can clone your bank debit card data is made of thin plastic that’s hidden inside the card reader.

Jayson Tatum is the newest member of the NBA's $300 million club. The Boston Celtics star has agreed to a five-year, $314 million contract extension to remain with the reigning NBA champions, a person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press on Monday. The new pact will begin with the 2025-26 season and [...]

Four former Missouri guards have pleaded not guilty to murder in the December death of a Black man in prison, and a fifth has pleaded not guilty to accessory to involuntary manslaughter.

A local woman takes her fight to stop gun violence to the nation’s capital after the murder of her son and prevent other mothers from experiencing similar grief.

Colorful displays are on the horizon as communities prepare for this week’s fireworks events.

Katie's Pizza and Pasta Osteria donated $12,226 to local non-profits on June 25, bringing their total donations to over $455,000 since the start of their annual Giveback Tuesday event in 2016.

Six years ago, the Archdiocese of St. Louis launched their "Forgive Us Our Trespasses" enslaved persons project. The report identified the names of 99 enslaved people enslaved to the Catholic clergy. 44 of the them being enslaved to bishops and clergy.

A man convicted in April of gunning down a man outside his home in the Lindenwood Park neighborhood in 2021 will spend the rest of his life in prison.

A St. Louis man was sentenced to 22 years in state prison on Monday for shooting and killing another man over a wayward bottle rocket.

ST. LOUIS -- Major media outlets called for Biden to withdraw from the presidential race after a disastrous debate performance Thursday against Trump. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch is the latest to join The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, The Washington Post, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and The Economist in editorials urging President Biden not to seek [...]

A man facing murder charges for seeking to avenge his own sister's death appeared in St. Louis Circuit Court on Monday to plead guilty on a reduced charge.

A previously convicted felon from St. Louis appeared in federal court on Monday to be sentenced on gun and drug possession charges.

ROCK HILL, Mo. -- A Missouri lottery player in Rock Hill called his daughter first when he realized he had won $100,000. Now he plans on buying her a new car. The win came from a spur-of-the-moment decision to purchase a “$100,000 Diamond Dazzler” scratchers ticket while waiting in line at On the Run on [...]

ST. LOUIS -- With less focus on single test scores and more emphasis on student growth, a new report sheds light on how well Missouri schools are educating elementary and middle school students. St. Louis University’s PRiME Center released its PRiME Center Growth Report, noting that some St. Louis charter schools are making the grade. Fox [...]

(KTVI) Depression and PTSD are up to five times more common in police, fire, and EMS workers than for the general population. It’s a grim reality that underscores the importance of providing support for first responders and their families. A former St. Louis Metropolitan Police Sargeant, Rich Banahan has nearly fifty years of experience in [...]