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Neighbors in south St. Louis are sounding the alarm over a string of backyard thefts they believe all trace back to one man.

A crew of goats from local company “Just Us Goats” are working around the clock at the Bird Sanctuary in Carondelet Park.

Last month, the family of Kristina Curry, 16, described the agony of waiting more than six years for an arrest in her death. 

Friday, Oct. 3, will be the last day for locals to eat at Sugarfire 55 in Arnold, Missouri, as that specific location is closing down.

St. Louis Jewish leaders are prioritizing security partnerships with law enforcement to ensure the safety of their congregations.

The clergy-led Spirit of St. Louis Task Force announced a big win in the effort to help tornado-impacted north St. Louis.

Late last year, NMFPD first responders rescued an injured passenger that was trapped inside their vehicle.

Corporal Dallas Thompson with the Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) said patrol units saturated Highway 70 and 44 on Wednesday and made a significant number of traffic and physical arrests.

Being established in 1935, the Maplewood Public Library is one of the oldest in the St. Louis area.

Five students and one adult were taken to the hospital following a school bus crash Thursday morning in Audrain County.

The University of Missouri announced a plan to address downtown crime following a triple shooting Saturday morning.

Members of the American Federation of Government Employees met with Rep. Nikki Budzinski, D-Illinois 13th Congressional District, and Rep. Wesley Bell, D-Missouri 1st Congressional District, on Thursday to demand an end to the federal government shutdown.

Golden Apple Buffet in St. Charles has been back in business for just over a week now as the men behind it have bonded out on their charges of harboring illegal immigrants.

A 52-year-old Edwardsville man is in custody amid an investigation into the distribution of child pornography.

Governor J.B. Pritzker is taking a stand against what he calls "medical misinformation" from the federal government, emphasizing the importance of accurate public health information.

Lawmakers from the Stateline area are reacting to the ongoing government shutdown, with differing views on healthcare for illegal immigrants.

CHATHAM, Ill. (WCIA) -- The investigation into April's deadly car crash at the YNOT Outdoors after-school program in Chatham is complete, and the State's Attorney's Office will not be filing charges in the case. 10 children were hit by a Jeep on April 28 when the vehicle drove off of Breckenridge Road, went into a [...]

When you take a moment to look at the long list of City 2 accomplishments this season it’s almost hard to keep count.

Lindbergh High School is celebrating nine seniors for achieving perfect scores on the ACT.

According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, more than 93% of Missouri is considered "abnormally dry" as October begins.