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ST. LOUIS -- Grant's Farm will be opening for the earliest date ever on March 18th, marking 70 years of opening to the public. The Busch family, who owns the property, wants visitors to enjoy both traditional favorites and new experiences. General admission is free, but guests are encouraged to buy tickets online in advance [...]

Homicide detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department are investigating after two people were found dead inside a south city home on Thursday.

A former Tennessee volleyball player who lost both of her legs in a crash while visiting St. Louis took the stand to testify against the man accused of causing the crash.

Those needing to fill up on gas Thursday can do so while saving some extra money.

We put viral "flawless" foundations from Laura Mercier, Il Makiage, Charlotte Tilbury and iT Cosmetics to the test to see if they live up to the hype.

FORISTELL, Mo. -- A semi truck is on fire on eastbound I-70 in St. Charles County. Black smoke can be seen billowing from the burning vehicle. The interstate is closed and traffic is backed up for miles. First responders are on the scene. Firefighters are spraying the fire in an attempt to put it out. [...]

A $50,000 winning Powerball ticket was sold at a gas station in St. Charles County.

"You can't love your country only when you win," Biden warned the GOP.

The Ancient Order of Hibernians will honor several St. Louis first responders and civic leaders on Thursday.

The Hazelwood PTA is hosting a 'Meet the Candidate' event Thursday night.

The Daniel Riley trial is resuming Thursday morning with day three of testimony. Today could bring more gripping and emotional testimony about the crash that cost teenage volleyball player Janae Edmondson her legs.

Things are 'rollin' on the river' again. Riverboat cruises return to the St. Louis Riverfront Thursday.

The nation's largest medical college is opening a new regional campus this summer in Festus.

A deadly triple shooting in south county last month left two people dead.

St. Louis aldermen want to make sure the place you live is safe. A committee will consider two bills.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - For the second time this week, a group of lawmakers met behind closed doors for hours to discuss an ethics complaint. This is the first time the committee has been publicly linked to Rep. Dean Plocher. While it's unclear what the focus of the investigation is, lawmakers could also be focusing [...]

Tornadoes, hail and high winds get the headlines most of the time, but lightning is unquestionably one of the most underrated weather hazards out there.

Motel guests who were kicked to the curb Tuesday through no fault of their own have questions for the City of Florissant following an abrupt evacuation.

What once was a dilapidated building is now in the works of being transformed into a culinary incubator and farmers market, all in hopes of revitalizing the Hyde Park neighborhood.

ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY, Mo. - A manhunt for a man accused of sodomy and arson ended Wednesday evening. Police say Michael Pender, 21, was located inside a car near where it all started and was taken into custody. At least seven law enforcement agencies were looking for Pender and had deployed seven K-9 teams, a [...]