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The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services is warning the public of "possible measles exposure" at St. Louis Lambert International Airport.

Two men are in custody for carjacking a DoorDash driver on Valentine’s Day.

Illinois lawmakers are considering a major change to the state's DUI laws that would make the legal limit one of the strictest in the country. House Bill 4333 would lower the blood alcohol limit from 0.08 to 0.05. Right now, Utah is the only state with a 0.05 standard. Supporters of the bill point to [...]

The School District of Clayton is considering using the former Fontbonne University campus as temporary classroom space if voters approve a major ballot measure this spring.

St. Louis redevelopment officials have filed an eminent domain lawsuit in an effort to condemn and acquire dozens of long-neglected properties in north St. Louis, a major step in the city's long-term push to reshape the northside.

The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis announced Tuesday a new partnership with Ancora High School and Lindenwood University aimed at expanding access to high school diplomas and higher education for adults across the region.

A brief warm-up in temperatures this week is presenting the opportunity for the first chance of severe storms this year.

A man was sentenced in federal court on Tuesday for a stealing and using credit cards in the St. Louis area and elsewhere in the country.

Newly released documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein show his private jet traveled to St. Louis multiple times and underwent maintenance at a Metro East airport facility, according to documents made public through the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

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More than 16,000 people detained at the former Workhouse jail in St. Louis are now eligible to claim money after the City of St. Louis settled a lawsuit for $4 million over inhumane conditions at the facility.

St. Louis police have issued an Endangered Missing Person alert for a man who disappeared more than four months ago.

Two highly acclaimed, Grammy-Award winning artists will be hitting the road this summer for a tour, making two stops in Missouri along the way.

The Missouri House has approved a bill that would eliminate most vehicle safety inspections for most passengers cars and trucks. The bill now heads to the Missouri Senate for consideration.

Yadier Molina, the longtime St. Louis Cardinals catcher turned special assistant, arrived to spring training on Monday and immediately began working with the organization's wealth of catchers.

A St. Louis SWAT officer shot and killed an armed man while serving a search warrant Tuesday morning in south city.