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A family of eight, five children and three adults, is now displaced after a fire in an empty house next door spread to their home.

The first two weeks of July saw an avalanche of spending in the Missouri Senate race, with new political action committees joining the fray and the two top-spending Democrats expanding the markets they are mining for votes. Pre-primary reports to the Federal Election Commission, covering the period from July 1 to July 13, were due […]

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The burger giant is following the lead of other companies, but the track record of ‘civil rights audits’ is poor.

The temperatures reached triple-digits as it continues this weekend and it has many people wanting to stay indoors.

A Madison County resident did not receive pandemic unemployment funds which she expected to get after she lost her job.

His lawyer says former St. Louis Alderman John Collins-Muhammad entered a plea agreement with the U.S. attorney's office on Friday.

 A couple's car was stolen with their dogs inside Monday when they were having dinner outside on Washington Avenue in downtown St. Louis. The couple was able to obtain one dog, but the other is still missing.

You could be America’s next multi-millionaire as the Mega Millions jackpot reaches one of its highest peaks ever.

The Mega Millions jackpot soared to an estimated $660 million on Friday. Customers at the Maryland Heights 7-Eleven on Schuetz Road were dreaming big. 

Last year, we discussed how malicious actors on the internet were using fake copyright infringement notices in order to get people to click links that downloaded malware onto their machines. While there have long been these sorts of malware scams, what was notable about this one was that copyright culture and the fear of infringement […]

The FBI said investigative leads allowed them to find the 6-year-old in St. Louis.

The cemetery officials said a groundhog is causing problems at the Alton City Cemetery.

Police charged eight men in connection with a hazing incident at a University of Missouri fraternity that left a student unable to see, talk, or walk.