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ST. LOUIS - Despite another very cold start Friday, temps in the 10s, we will see a nice warm-up thanks to the return of more southerly winds. Clouds will be increasing through the day as our next storm approaches. There could be a few pockets of light snow or a spotty light snow/rain mix Friday [...]

A teen woman has been charged after killing a pedestrian along Chippewa Street last May.

Residents in Bellefontaine Neighbors are demanding answers following an unexpected shift in power this week.

For years, brave romance scam victims have shared their stories to prevent others from meeting the same fate. But rarely do those who’ve committed the scams tell us how to avoid them.

A path of clues began with an unusual machine—a TimberKing Sawmill, originally purchased by the St. Louis County Parks Department to save money.

Surveillance images captured a white Dodge Ram barreling into the St. Louis Tax Pros building on Natural Bridge in the early morning Thursday. 

The Chinese-owned app was removed from the stores after it briefly shut down in the U.S. to abide by a law that required TikTok’s parent company ByteDance to divest from the platform or face a Jan. 19 ban. TikTok restored service hours later, but it did not return to the app stores for users to download. 

An increase in the number of flu cases has caused the Potosi School District to close for the remainder of the week.

If you’re thinking of surprising that special someone with chocolates, flowers or gift cards for this Valentine’s Day, you might need to rethink your options. According to a report by the Illinois Lottery, which surveyed 18 to 65 year olds, Illinoisans view lottery scratch-off tickets as an exciting gift instead of the traditional chocolates or flowers.

A police chief in Franklin County is finding a Valentine’s Day message getting traction on social media.

A police chief in Franklin County has found a fun way to build rapport with his community with an amusing Valentine’s Day message.

Community members can make a shelter pet their sweetheart for Valentine's Day on Friday.

While the St. Louis region is still in the thick of winter, Ted Drewes has officially reopened for its 96th season of frozen custard.

Nearly two decades after a murder that shook the St. Charles community, ABC Network's "20/20" revisits the case of Bob Eidman, a chilling mystery filled with shocking twists, a secret double life, and a DNA breakthrough that cracked the case years later.

An 11-month-old Belgian Malinois has won over the Alton Police Department, and in a very big way.

A new Hallmark movie will feature Valentine's Day candy created by a St. Louis chocolate company.

The "Fish Fry Finder" is a directory that helps people find new places to dine during Lent, and churches, groups, and organizations can sign up for it.

Forbes Travel Guide released its 2025 Star Award Winners, and only one Missouri hotel made the list.

Right-hander Andre Pallante has defeated the St. Louis Cardinals in salary arbitration. He will earn $2.1 million instead of the team’s $1,925,000 offer. Arbitrators Walt De Treux, Paul Radvany and Brian Keller made the decision Thursday, one day after hearing arguments. The Cardinals split their first two salary cases Wednesday, beating outfielder/infielder Brendan Donovan on Wednesday and losing to outfielder Lars Nootbaar. Teams and players are tied 4-4 in decisions. The only remaining case involves Washington first baseman Nathaniel Lowe on Friday.

A 22-year-old accidentally shot and injured himself after exiting a vehicle that fled from St. Louis police near the city's Penrose neighborhood.