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The St. Louis County Department of Public Health confirms it is investigating at least 97 cases of sickness from a recent E. coli outbreak.

ST. LOUIS - As a cold front is bringing some early morning clouds and sprinkles to the St. Louis area early Wednesday, it is also opening the door to colder air. Skies will clear and wind speeds will pick up in the wake of the front. Sustained winds of 15 to 20 mph with gusts [...]

The St. Louis Water Division issued a precautionary boil advisory late Tuesday evening for parts of north and south city.

County clerks around the state were required to submit certified election results to the secretary of state's office by Tuesday.

A significant weather change is expected on Wednesday as temperatures dip closer to November norms. However, this shift is minor compared to the massive storm hitting the Pacific Northwest.

A beautiful fall sight in the St. Louis Hills neighborhood creates unease for many residents.

St. Louis resident Gerald Burse is in a difficult place. He purchased a home on Lee Avenue for his family of nine, but an electrical fire left the home condemned.

A night of honor and celebration for the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, as 50 officers are promoted in rank during a badge ceremony at St. Louis University High School.

A St. Louis County man appeared in federal court on Tuesday to be sentenced in connection with the shooting death of his pregnant girlfriend.

The announcement of a collaboration Tuesday will enable law enforcement and mental health experts to work more closely together in the future.

A carjacking victim recounts the scary moments she experienced when a teenager forced her out of her vehicle at gunpoint. She’s sharing her story to warn others as prosecutors charged a Hazelwood man with a similar crime.

New zoning changes in St. Louis will make it easier to open new homeless shelters and transitional housing. 

Senators on Capitol Hill grilled credit card executives Tuesday. The questioning focused on the swipe fees credit card companies charge merchants and its trickle down to consumers.

One cancer patient refuses to be defined by her disease. She is using her love of Legos to spread joy to other people who may have health-related issues.

An employee of Pattonville High School was arrested Tuesday afternoon for having an inappropriate relationship with a student.

In some major cities, the majority of home listings are considered affordable, according to Zillow.

ICL Group, a global specialty minerals company, has announced plans to build a large battery materials manufacturing plant in north St. Louis City.

Detectives with the Saint Louis Metropolitan Police Department are seeking an unidentified man and his vehicle after leaving the scene of an accident and shooting the crash victim.

More than a dozen dogs of varying breeds are arriving at the Humane Society of Missouri’s headquarters in St. Louis for evaluations and veterinary treatment after being rescued from what volunteers describe as “deplorable conditions.”

Have you ever looked up at the night sky and saw a clear ring around the moon? You're not dreaming—it actually happens.