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An Arnold, Missouri, man, already out on bond for embezzlement, is facing new charges for stealing money from another employer.

ST. LOUIS - Several members from the cast of the world-renowned dance competition show, "Dancing With The Stars," had a quick detour from Stifel Theatre before their performance Wednesday evening. Eight members joined the field at the St. Louis Cardinals game Wednesday afternoon against the Milwaukee Brewers, including Pasha Pashkov, Keaton Kermode, Onye Stevenson, Elaine [...]

A Madison County jury convicted an Illinois man for the 2022 abduction and rape of a woman while she was picking up coffee at a Collinsville shopping center.

The Missouri Department of Transportation announced Wednesday that a part of Interstate 70 in Wentzville will shut down for short periods of time over the next few weeks.

An 18-year-old is in custody for shooting a man as he sat in a parked car in the Vandeventer neighborhood.

Circle K is offering up to 40 cents off each gallon of fuel on May 7th from 4-7 p.m. local time, and is also celebrating America's 250th birthday with a "Fuel Your Summer" Sweepstakes, $2.50 meal deals, and donations to the Children of the Fallen Patriots Foundation.

Homicide detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department are investigating after a man was found shot to death inside an apartment on Wednesday.

ST. LOUIS - A delivery driver was charged after shooting a man who was attempting to steal drinks from his truck overnight Wednesday near the Embassy Suites in downtown St. Louis. The incident occurred shortly before 4 a.m. outside the hotel in the 600 block of 7th St. According to a probable cause statement from [...]

The St. Louis City Airport Commission has approved rate increases at parking facilities at St. Louis Lambert International Airport, with rates for those parked longer than two hours increasing by $1 to $4, effective July 1.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department held a Fast Track Testing Day Blitz to address a shortage of police officers, allowing 122 candidates to complete the fitness test, aptitude test, and oral interview in one day.

ST. LOUIS - It was nice to see the sunshine Wednesday afternoon. We’ll see more of that on Thursday with temperatures pushing into the upper 60s for highs, still just a bit below normal. Clear overnight and not as cool. We’ll wake up Friday around 50 F. Clouds will increase Friday morning ahead of a [...]

As of Thursday, May 6, some of the windows at the racquetball court in Francis Park have been smashed out, now surrounded by crime tape. The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department says a group of males was seen smashing the glass with rocks.

Neighbors, businesses and other community groups are close to launching a new ‘drone patrol’ in The Hill neighborhood of south St. Louis. The drones will patrol streets and public areas at night in a new public safety push.

St. Louis city officials have launched a new, free Gateway ID program, aiming to help thousands of residents access essential services. The identification card, available to any city resident, can assist with obtaining jobs, housing and banking accounts.

A University City High School senior scheduled to graduate May 18 is being held in federal immigration custody and now faces the possibility of missing commencement with her classmates.

One resident at a Chesterfield senior living community has become known for making rounds through the hallways, stopping into the beauty shop, and collecting treats from nearly everyone he meets.

Sony was accused of monopolizing the market and driving up prices for specific digital games purchased through the PlayStation Store.

A Cole County judge on Wednesday heard testimony from two plaintiffs suing the state over control of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.

Lawmakers in Jefferson City gave final approval Wednesday to a state government spending package exceeding $50 billion for the 2027 fiscal year. This includes an operating budget totaling $48.7 billion.

Residents across St. Louis City expressed frustration, concern and exhaustion over the recent violence. However, city officials stated that current year data indicates St. Louis is experiencing some of its lowest homicide and crime rates in decades, suggesting the city is becoming safer.