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The trade deadline has come and gone. Key players have departed from the St. Louis Cardinals. But at the end of the day, there's still baseball to be played.

It's time to get your 'Ka-Kaw' going.

A husband and wife from Villa Ridge, Missouri, are facing up to 30 years in state prison for sending sexually-explicit messages to a person posing as a child, and then driving to University City to meet said "child."

On August 2, State Rep. Tricia Byrnes, State Rep. Richard West, and St. Charles County Councilman for District 2 Joe Brazil will hold a town hall meeting in New Melle to talk about new documents that have cropped up showing that there are more toxin runoffs at the Weldon Springs Site on Highway 94 in St. Charles.  

A Missouri nurse who stole fentanyl left behind at a hospital while working has been sentenced to three years of probation.

The Melvin Price Locks and Dam in Alton has closed to all commercial and recreational traffic after engineers learned of a concerning crack in one of the lock chamber's lift gates.

One St. Louis County councilwoman is considering legislation to combat concerns of gun violence.

As the Flood Watch continues through areas in Missouri, the Gerald-Rosebud Fire Protection District have already responded to the heavy rainfall.

Liv Golf returns this Saturday and Sunday at noon on KPLR 11. It's Liv Golf Greenbrier in West Virginia.

Crews are at the scene of a tractor-trailer crash on Interstate 255 Wednesday morning.

34-year-old Osmani HaGee Goul's first court appearance has been rescheduled for Monday, August 7.

A man suspected of kidnapping his girlfriend's child in a stolen car is arrested Wednesday morning.  

One person was shot overnight at a 7-Eleven in Florissant.

A mess on Interstate 270 Wednesday morning after a crash involving three vehicles.

A man was struck by a car and killed overnight in north St Louis' Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood.

Thousands of kids in the area will soon head back to school and St. Louis County officials want to make sure they have their vaccinations. That is why the St. Louis County Health Department is hosting multiple vaccination clinics.

We are tracking thunderstorms with heavy rainfall Wednesday morning. The heaviest rain is expected along and west of the Mississippi River.

South St. Louis residents on Neosho Street are fearful of a city-owned tree call our Your Paid For It team looking for assistance. With all the damage and death caused by falling trees in recent storms, the residents want the city to cut this one down.

With the help of the city, artists can now apply for a grant totaling $3 million, the ARPA funds, made possible through the Regional Arts Commission.

Harold Parker died cutting down a tree in Normandy’s Hoelzel Park this past January. He was doing a public works job that his children never dreamed would cost him his life.