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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration reports a pet food company is voluntarily withdrawing some of their beef and chicken dog food after samples collected by the FDA tested positive for salmonella and listeria monocytogenes.

As we approach the last few days of September, this is the typical timeframe we start to see the leaves beginning to change color.

Food insecurities continue to follow many families across St. Louis, St. Charles, and other areas across the region.

A man caught cutting copper wires in south St. Louis County over the weekend, briefly disrupting 911 service, is now behind bars.

A grassroots advocacy group, the St. Louis Urbanists, will be gathering locals on Sunday to build and paint benches needed at St. Louis bus stops.

What happened the evening of Lisha Gayle's death? Court documents filed in connection with the case offer some details into the fatal 1998 stabbing.

The Animal Protective Association of Missouri in Olivette welcomed a ram named Isaac Bruce into their shelter last week after it was found by police.

You'll soon be able to order another batch of free COVID tests from the federal government.

Police are searching for a group of suspects in connection to the robbing of a 13-year-old on Saturday.

A woman is hospitalized with serious injuries after a stabbing Tuesday afternoon in north St. Louis County, police say.

A woman faces a felony charge one day after she allegedly tried to lure a child away from a school bus stop in St. Charles.

Two individuals are facing charges after breaking into a dozen rental trucks and stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of computers in August.

The Glen Carbon Police Department is asking for the public's help with finding a man who went missing on Monday.

One juvenile was taken into custody Monday after a recent online threat against Normandy High School, according to the North County Police Cooperative.

A man faces a felony charge after he allegedly took $12,000 for a contractor job in St. Charles County, but failed to begin work or offer a refund nearly half a year later.

ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis region will be welcoming back the Evolution Festival for its second consecutive year in Forest Park. The festival is a two-day event taking place on Sept. 28 & 29 at Forest Park's Langenberg Field, which is across the street from the Dwight Davis Tennis Center. The Evolution Festival will [...]

ST. LOUIS -- Tim Ezell has been voted the Best Local TV Personality in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch's 2024 "Best of the Best" Headliners program. Ezell won the category, beating out fellow nominee Elliott Davis of FOX 2. The annual program invites the St. Louis community to nominate and vote for their favorite local businesses [...]

The list for this year's National Blue Ribbon Schools have been announced. Both Missouri and Illinois received a total of 26 of these awards across schools, with eight of those being awarded in our area.

For those who truly believe breakfast is the most important meal of the day, finding the ideal eats to start the day is a top priority. Food writers recently praised one St. Louis restaurant as the best for brunch and breakfast in Missouri.

Your ability to pay off your mortgage will depend on a variety of factors, including where you live.