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Washington University Chancellor Andrew D. Martin confirmed Wednesday that the university will not sign President Donald Trump’s proposed higher education compact, a plan that would tie access to federal funding to a series of policy changes on university campuses. The confirmation comes after Martin’s Monday announcement that said the university had agreed to participate in discussions with White House officials to discuss the proposal.

The San Francisco Giants have hired Tennessee Volunteers coach Tony Vitello as manager for his first pro coaching job.

The National Weather Service has issued a frost advisory for Wednesday evening, covering several counties in Missouri and Illinois just north and east of St. Louis.

Emergency responders are on their way to rescue a man hanging from a broadcast tower in Affton Wednesday afternoon.

After two days of negotiations with a federal mediator, Boeing presented a revised contract offer to the union representing striking St. Louis-area workers. But talks have ended without a vote, and a months-long strike will carry on.

Thirty small terrier dogs and a blind pony were rescued Tuesday night from a property in Fenton.

The St. Louis Sheriff's Office exceeded its 2025 fiscal year budget by nearly $1 million, according to a new city audit highlighting widespread financial mismanagement.

Homicide investigators have made an arrest for a fatal shooting outside a north St. Louis cocktail lounge this past August.

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The on-going federal government shutdown could impact thousands of Missouri families who rely on SNAP benefits. Now, local food pantries — already stretched thin — say they're fearing the worst and are bracing for a surge.

A Missouri judge ruled that homeowner associations can once again ban people from raising chickens in their backyards.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe says Missouri's economy is on the right track.

A Missouri woman is accused of playing a major role in a nationwide lottery mail fraud scheme that cost victims more than $2 million.

Sean Grayson, a former Sangamon County Sheriff's deputy, is on trial for murder related to the July 6, 2024, shooting of Sonya Massey, with the issue being whether he was justified in his actions and followed departmental protocols regarding deadly force.

John Pertzborn was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award after 40 years in St. Louis news, presented to him by Heat Up/Cool Down St. Louis founder Gentry Trotter during his last newscast.

Representative Wesley Bell has introduced a bill to ensure that FEMA's disaster response is classified as an 'essential function', preventing delays in federal aid due to political gridlock, following the devastating May 16 tornado in St. Louis.

St. Louis city leaders have launched the STL Recovers Outreach Center to provide tornado survivors with essential city services, as well as a relief program funded by FEMA, the State of Missouri, and the City of St. Louis to offer free debris removal and demolition of unsafe structures.

ST. LOUIS - Sunny, cool, and still a bit breezy Wednesday, with highs in the mid-60s. Wind gusts will not be as strong as the last two days. Thursday will be sunny and cool with lighter winds. Overnight low temperatures will be dipping into the upper-30s in spots the next two nights and could produce [...]

Following a deadly crash on Interstate 70 last week, Byrnes called for action to see what changes can make the area safer.