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City aldermen are introducing a new bill to update the city's drug laws.

Aldermen are set to give final passage to a bill to upgrade the 911 call center.

Another busy day ahead for the St. Louis Board of Aldermen.

A couple woke up to a gunman in their bedroom. One person in the bed allegedly pulled a gun on the suspect, killing him.

An early-morning vacant home fire was frighteningly similar to one that cost a firefighter’s life nearly two years ago. That tragedy resulted in a new safety resource that the fire department said worked Thursday.

The St. Louis Integrated Health Network commemorates the progress of providing accessible and affordable health care to thousands in the St. Louis region.

Police recruits are learning what to do in domestic violence situations through role-playing at the St. Louis County Police Academy. 

There are several hundred headstones at the Washington Park Cemetery in North County that are easily visible and well-kept, but along the northside of the cemetery it’s a different story.

The family of a man who died while in police custody blames a broken system that led to his last breath behind bars.

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.