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While the City Museum already has a few Guinness World Record titles under their belt, they're attempting to break another one.

First responders have been called to the 900 block of Market Street for a report of a shooting. They found a woman's body in a car.

A news conference is scheduled to highlight a landmark agreement between St. Louis Public Schools and the teachers' union.

The new downtown St. Louis license office opens Wednesday.

PETA will showcase its eye-opening 'Without Consent' exhibit Wednesday in Kiener Plaza.

A St. Charles County man is sentenced to five years of probation and community service for illegally selling hundreds of guns.

Residents staying at a motel were forced to evacuate Tuesday after inspectors found the property had violated several codes.

A rape victim who proved her case to a jury is under attack online. The woman’s convicted rapist has been in prison for a decade. A unanimous jury convicted Marcus Hughes in 2014 of forcible rape and second-degree assault.

A St. Louis family is dealing with heartache months after a car accident sent six people to the hospital, including a 12-year-old boy.

Curtis Wilson, 54, was joined by his attorney on Tuesday as they spoke about a recent accusation that led to his arrest.

A fire early Tuesday morning in Eminence, MO, took out a firehouse and all equipment with it.

A Madison, Illinois, man was found guilty Tuesday in connection with a 2021 robbery and fatal shooting.

A Missouri man was sentenced on Friday for drug trafficking, according to a news release from the United States Attorney’s Office Western District of Arkansas.

The father of a teenager who lost her legs in a reckless driving crash recounted tying a tourniquet around his daughter’s injured legs to keep her from bleeding to death during emotional testimony in St. Louis court on Tuesday.

Later this week, more Missouri National Guard troops will deploy to Texas to help secure the southern border. 

Knowing how and when to fertilize your lawn is the best-kept secret to maintaining a beautiful lawn this spring and summer.

The Missouri Supreme Court has denied former Kansas City detective Eric DeValkenaere’s request to transfer his case to the state's highest court.

Paul Goldschmidt adds a new award to his arsenal and slugged the St. Louis Cardinals' first spring homer in a busy day for the team. The Cardinals hop back into the win column, though perhaps with growing concerns on the big-league roster come Opening Day.

The NAACP is speaking out about a noose that was found after a mechanic allegedly spoke up about faulty brakes on a school bus.

A Florissant father is facing charges for using his young son to help him take advantage of people's kindness and scam them out of money.