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One woman from St. Louis fraudulently applied for a PPP loan under the CARES Act, claiming their company was operating out of California with 15 employees and an average monthly payroll of $120,000, and used the money to go on a shopping spree and rent a luxury apartment.

The Cheesecake Factory in the Chesterfield Mall will close its doors permanently on August 18, affecting over 100 employees.

According to the New York Times, one of the best pizza spots in the country is right in our viewing area.

Major League Baseball umpires visited St. Louis Children’s Hospital to deliver 100 Build-A-Bear Workshop furry friends and goody bags to young patients undergoing treatment.

Buying a home has always been a major investment, but to make mortgage payments affordable, some Americans need a 6-figure down payment.

A sinkhole opened up at Gordon F. Moore Community Park, swallowing a massive light pole and causing the closure of the soccer fields and parking lots for an undetermined amount of time.

Lion's Choice has been nominated for title of America's "favorite regional fast food" restaurant as part of a national poll.

A child was hurt from flying glass after someone shot a car window Wednesday afternoon in St. Louis, police say.

An O'Fallon, Missouri resident won $100,000 after playing the $100 Million Cash Bonanza scratch-off ticket, which was purchased at On the Run, 4501 Highway K, in O'Fallon.

A man who claimed to be a member of the Hells Angels biker club has been jailed for allegedly assaulting staff at a Jefferson County diner last week and later threatening sheriff's deputies.

A man accused of driving under the influence in a deadly Metro East crash last spring now faces felony charges.

Appearing in a Lake County courtroom, Robert E. Crimo III, 23, refused to accept the agreement that prosecutors said would mean a life sentence for him in the Highland Park shooting.

St. Louis police say a man was caught moving a law enforcement surveillance camera by that same camera.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Governor Mike Parson is extending the current state of emergency for a third time in preparation for the potential flooding of the Missouri River. Parson initially declared a state of emergency through executive order 24-06 on May 2 in response to severe weather causing flooding in the river. He signed executive [...]

A rural Colorado man is due in St. Louis County Circuit Court next month after being charged with scamming a woman out of more than $45,000 in 2023.

The Illinois Department of Transportation has introduced new photo enforcement vans with hopes to crack down on speeding in construction work zones.

Rivian Automotive and Volkswagen Group announced a $5 billion joint venture on Tuesday to develop software that would be used in their electrical vehicles.

A St. Louis County man was convicted Tuesday for displaying a gun and threatening a coworker at an Overland fast food restaurant.

Two bats recently discovered in St. Louis County homes have tested positive for rabies.

A new Missouri audit will determine whether officials adequately used $16 million in efforts to keep the NFL Rams franchise in St. Louis.