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Legendary saxophonist Kenny G visited Christian Brothers College High School's band during their lunch hour, surprising the students on Wednesday.

Within this 800,000-square foot facility, a comparable number of items will make their way here prior to reaching their destination.

A comprehensive analysis of the warehouse fire is currently underway.

Eureka residents have had enough with a crumbling and closed bridge that’s cut off several neighborhoods from their regular routes and slowed down emergency responders.

A St. Louis Circuit Court judge issued an arrest warrant a accused of sexually abusing his underage relative.

Fresh off the launch of legalized sports wagering in Missouri, the talk of the gambling industry has shifted to emerging prediction markets that remain unregulated by states.

A shake-up may be coming to the Dome at America's Center, as the board that oversees the facility is taking steps toward a large-scale restructure.

A state lawmaker wants to remove the Missouri Department of Transportation’s immunity from lawsuits following Monday's winter weather response.

More than $40 million in new federal funding has been approved to help accelerate long-running cleanup efforts in Coldwater Creek.

One worker was seriously injured after a Ferguson city snow plow truck overturned Wednesday morning.

A Missouri lawmaker has introduced a bill that would officially declare artificial intelligence (AI) systems as non-human and prevent them from receiving any sort of human rights, responsibilities or legal status. In the state, this would prevent AI from owning any property, getting married to a human, or being your boss at your job.

A Warrenton, Missouri, man will spend nearly two years in federal prison for temporarily blinding a police helicopter pilot with a laser pointer.

Missouri U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley is introducing a bill called the "No Taxes on Healthcare Act," which aims to eliminate taxes on a wide range of healthcare costs.

BRECKENRIDGE HILLS, Mo. – Homicide detectives are investigating Tuesday’s fatal shooting in Breckenridge Hills. According to Breckenridge Hills Police Chief Scott Robinson, the shooting happened before 11:45 a.m. in the 3300 block of Chaucer Avenue. Officers arrived to find a man suffering from an apparent gunshot wound. He was taken to the hospital, where he [...]

Two of St. Louis’ biggest sports teams are teaming up with Schnucks and The Salvation Army this week to raise money for families in need during the holiday season. Staff and former players from the St. Louis Blues and St. Louis Cardinals will volunteer as bell ringers at local Schnucks stores, with all funds benefiting The Salvation Army of Greater St. Louis.

East Peoria's emergency alert system, CodeRED, was breached by a cybercriminal group, potentially exposing customer data such as name, address, email address, phone numbers and passwords, prompting the city to encourage residents to change their passwords immediately.

Two Missouri lawmakers have pre-filed bills that aim to classify abortion as a murder offense.

Illinois’ firearm deer season started off with solid harvest totals this year, with a preliminary count of 51,409 deer during the first weekend of the season, which was held Nov. 21–23.

The City of Webster Groves is considering two sales tax increases that could generate millions annually and help balance the city's budget.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker on Tuesday signed a law that creates a state-level framework for vaccine policy and access, in response to uncertainty from the Trump administration.