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"We all want to see a reduction in crime in the city," said Comptroller Darlene Green.

Homeless advocates in the St. Louis area are speaking out about the new rules of putting panhandlers on the sidewalk.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page says our child safety laws may need to be changed after the drowning death of a six-year-old at a local summer camp.

Cleaning air ducts is a dirty job, but Mitchell Stonebarger is well-equipped. In addition to dust and debris, Mitchell wants to dispose of deception in the air duct cleaning industry.

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East St. Louis residents are concerned about the safety of pedestrians and bicyclists along State Street after a man was killed in a hit and run.

According to court documents from the Missouri Supreme Court obtained by 5 On Your Side, Kevin Johnson will be put to death on Nov. 29.

A man has been charged Wednesday in connection with an attempted carjacking and a shooting outside a St. Louis Walgreen's that left a woman wounded.

Illinois State Police filed an emergency rule last week to preserve records that may contain complaints filed against someone considered a clear and present danger.

Two people are injured after a single-engine plane crashed at the Roosterville Airport near Liberty, Missouri.

Zamzama Safi has finished a book, traveled to Hawaii, applied for a master's program and one true American rite of passage: getting her driver's license.

Michael Stevens, 43, of Oran, Missouri pleaded guilty in May 2022 to coercion and enticement of a minor.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers closed the Jerry F. Costello Lock on the Kaskaskia River to traffic on Friday bringing barge traffic to a halt.

"The backlog of applications is really going down and we hope that continues and even get better."

As college students made their way into campuses and classrooms Wednesday in the St. Louis area, news unfolded about President Joe Biden providing a plan to cancel $10,000 in student loans and $20,000 for Pell Grant recipients.

Preliminary test scores show Missouri students are still not performing as well in school as they were before the pandemic.