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A St. Louis man makes his first appearance in court Wednesday for a brutal murder and rape in south city this past weekend.

A report released by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is revealing new details about a plane crash that killed two people in Missouri last month.

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Belleville residents are demanding action against firefighter Kyle Biermann for allegedly threatening a delivery driver with a hammer while off-duty, and the case has been forwarded to the St. Clair County state's attorney's office for further review.

ST. LOUIS - A man accused of striking a St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) officer is set to appear in court Wednesday for a bond review at the Carnahan Courthouse. Frank Carr, 62, is accused of driving a Cadillac that struck SLMPD officer Nathan Spiess and a teenage carjacking suspect on I-70 during a [...]

ST. LOUIS - Not as cool out the door Wednesday and the afternoon will see temperatures climbing back above normal. This is all part of our much advertised warm up that will continue through the weekend. Clouds may slow the warmup a touch and it could possibly be waves of cloudier skies again on Wednesday. [...]

Officials in southern Illinois are raising concerns over an expanding scour hole that presents a serious threat to the Stringtown Levee.

In a probable cause statement, it says that Yavitz kept a journal that detailed disturbing sexual encounters with little girls.

“He says it’s not his problem. He feels now that the city, after four and a half years, has not done anything. So, he's free," one neighbor said.

A late-night crash on Germania Avenue in south St. Louis has left a family shaken after a driver, pursued by police, crashed into their home.

Chris Allard formed The Tenth Man Foundation soon after his brother died by suicide in 2018.

A billion-dollar industry in Missouri could soon face new rules in St. Louis County.

The school’s first NCAA tournament appearance could be one reason, says former college football coach and current vice chair of enrollment.

Robert Schwartzman went to investigate a suspicious car. Moments later, he was run over and left clinging to life.

With several large cities eyed for President Donald Trump’s list of National Guard deployment, some are questioning if St. Louis may end up on the list.

September is National Preparedness Month and the American Red Cross of Greater St. Louis urges everyone to prepare prior to the unknown.

U.S. Steel will end production at the plant, likely in November, but it won’t lay off any of the roughly 800 workers there or reduce their pay, it said.

The Missouri Democratic Party is encouraging Missourians to join them Wednesday at the State Capitol, where multiple demonstrations are planned.

A St. Louis man pled guilty in court regarding a fatal road-rage shooting that claimed the life of one person and injured two children.

A St. Louis County woman appeared in federal court Monday and admitted to taking out a life insurance policy on her boyfriend and later soliciting someone to kill him.