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Years of work were trashed in a matter of minutes after a vehicle rammed into a family-owned business overnight in Florissant.

St. Louis drivers are frustrated not only over the number of crashes they see, but also over the amount of reckless driving they witness. 

There have been an alarming number of calls for drug overdoses in the St. Louis area in recent years. There’s a growing feeling that reversing course may go beyond "law and order."

Authorities evacuated two women from a home in Lincoln County after a domestic dispute that possibly led to gunshots Thursday afternoon.

Two teens arrested in connection with an attempted carjacking Wednesday afternoon in Ladue now face criminal charges.

With temperatures dropping below freezing last week, some St. Louisans have began to pull out their space heaters, electric blankets and other items.

A federal jury in Kansas City recently found realtors liable for inflating commissions. The jury ordered a payment of $1.78 billion to home sellers in Missouri, Illinois and Kansas.  

Cleaning up neighborhoods in an effort to build them up: It's a plan the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis is putting in place to make them safer for everyone.

From the St. Louis Zoo to the Missouri Botanical Garden to Grant’s Farm, preparations are underway for the November and December events.

The head of the St. Louis City Board of Aldermen is suing her own city and 13 police officers. 

The trial date has been set for a man charged in a deadly hit-and-run crash near Ted Drewes last year.

Israeli troops advanced further toward Gaza City on Thursday, battling with Hamas militants as the Palestinian death toll surged above 9,000. In the nearly four weeks since Hamas launched its deadly attack on Israel, U.S. and Arab leaders are ramping up pressure on Israel to at least briefly pause its attacks in order to aid [...]

The "Black Girls Who Rock" award celebration is scheduled for Sunday, December 10th, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. The event will take place at Lindenwood University on Clay Street in St. Charles and aims to recognize and honor exceptional women in the St. Louis Metropolitan area. 

With Halloween now behind us, it seems that Christmas is making its presence known, possibly sidelining Thanksgiving. In her latest segment, Blair asks, "When do you start decorating for the holidays?"

Culinary treasures often outshine chain restaurants when it comes to an ultimate food experience. For many, small and locally-based eateries offer a charm that's hard to top elsewhere.

It's early in the 2023-24 NHL season, but like last year, it's not off to the most promising of starts for the St. Louis Blues.

Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), the second-highest ranking Democrat in the Senate, backed a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war Thursday but stipulated that it must start with the release of all hostages. Asked by CNN's Poppy Harlow whether it's time for a cease-fire, Durbin said: “I think it is." “At least in the context of both [...]

ST. LOUIS -- Former Woodson Terrace, Missouri police officer David W. Maas, 57, has pleaded guilty to a charge of deprivation of rights under color of law. This charge pertains to his admission of kicking a man who was on the ground and held at gunpoint by another officer. The incident took place on April [...]

ST. LOUIS --The fall colors are at their peak in the St. Louis area. Viewers are sending in their pics of the stunning autumn foliage. From bright reds to golden yellows, these pictures capture how the landscape changes during this special time of year. Do you have pictures of the leaves changing where you live? [...]

A Christmas movie filmed in Hermann is now available for streaming on major platforms. The film, titled "Christmas Vintage," is produced by Nicely Entertainment and will be distributed on Amazon, Peacock, Freevee, Tubi, Roku, and Xumo channels.