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The former controller for a metal manufacturer and fabricator is accused of embezzling nearly $20,000 from the company.

The cause of the crash remains under investigation. The skies in the area were mostly clear with light winds from the south around the time of the crash, according to the National Weather Service.

President Donald Trump suggests that the use of Tylenol during pregnancy may contribute to rising autism rates in the U.S., a potential link experts have studied and say is unproven. 

Rod Thomas of Tri-Star Properties has signed an option to buy the Armory complex in Midtown for $25 million and plans to convert it into a data center, while also constructing a second data center on the armory's parking lot.

ST. LOUIS - Police are investigating after gunshots were fired towards officers Monday morning in west St. Louis. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD), two officers received a call for shots fired around 5:30 a.m. at an apartment complex in the 1600 block of Hampton Ave. SLMPD's Major Janice Bockstruck, said the [...]

The historic Little Mary's River Covered Bridge in Chester, Illinois, is set to reopen Monday after a year-long restoration project costing over $300,000.

A new report by The Marshall Project reveals that hundreds of Missouri police officers with misconduct allegations still retain their licenses, with significant delays in case resolutions and calls for changes in police accountability.

ST. LOUIS - Waves of welcome and beneficial rain will move through the area over the next few days. One of those is moving through early Monday morning, with everyone except the northwest corner of the St. Louis region seeing an overnight soaking. With these bursts of wet weather, some storms will be possible. Severe [...]

Amidst a debate over how to quell political violence in America, Illinois elected leaders from both sides of the aisle are calling for a change in tone. 

As ICE agents carry out missions across Illinois, Pritzker said he has noticed a shift in their strategy.

A security guard at Barnes Jewish Hospital helped police catch a man suspected of stealing from a nearby construction site.

Iván Herrera hit a two-run homer, José Fermín drove in three runs and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Milwaukee Brewers 5-1 on Sunday. The Brewers still clinched the NL Central title, but they had to wait until the Chicago Cubs’ 1-0 loss at Cincinnati ended less than a half-hour later. Matthew Liberatore (8-12) held Milwaukee’s lineup in check, striking out six in five innings while allowing just one run. Matt Svanson, Ryan Fernandez and Riley O’Brien combined for four scoreless innings of relief. St. Louis recorded only three hits, but also drew seven walks.

BackStoppers is currently providing financial support to the families of 13 first responders living with catastrophic injuries.

A man with multiple prior convictions is back in jail for shooting another man outside a BP gas station in downtown St. Louis.

A St. Louis judge signed an arrest warrant Saturday for a fatal shooting in The Ville neighborhood.

Widespread showers and storms are expected through the overnight hours as activity expands from northeast Oklahoma. A few storms this evening will be capable of producing damaging wind gusts.

One man was fatally wounded inside a Schnucks grocery store Sunday afternoon in north St. Louis.

On a trail often used for exercise and family outings police say an unsettling incident unfolded just after sunrise.

Brendan McSorley had two goals and an assist — the 22-year-old’s first goal contributions in MLS — and Roman Bürki had nine saves, to help St. Louis City beat the San Jose Earthquakes 3-1. St. Louis City (6-17-8) has won back-to-back games overall and is 6-0-0 in its three MLS seasons against the Earthquakes. San Jose (9-13-9) has 36 points, tied with Houston for 10th in the Western Conference, and fell behind Dallas (37 points) for the final playoff spot. Marcel Hertel added a goal and an assist for St. Louis. Cristian Arango converted from the penalty spot in the 31th for the Earthquakes.

As we head into fall, cleanup from the severe weather of late spring continues. In Forest Park, widespread tree damage from the May 16 storms has greatly changed the landscape.