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After a one-year COVID-related hiatus, the Annual Mardi Gras Parade in St. Louis, the second-largest Mardi Gras celebration in the country, triumphantly returned to once again fill the streets of Soulard.

"We're taking a look and saying what makes the most sense for our audiences and everyone who comes to Powell Hall," a St. Louis Symphony Orchestra spokeswoman said.

Area veterans joined firefighters with the Central County Fire & Rescue department Friday for a ceremony pushing a new fire truck into service. 

Delbert Kinsey, 56, left his Jefferson County home around 4:20 a.m. on Feb. 19, just as he normally does.

A local group of Ukrainians started a donation drive to collect emergency donations set to ship out next week for Ukrainians stuck in the war.

I’ve banged on for quite a while about how video games have long not gotten the recognition they deserve as a major and growing part of the cultural landscape throughout the world. While there is no doubt that there has been a shift in this as time has gone on, it’s still the case that […]

A Freeburg man has been charged with aggravated driving under the influence, reckless homicide and driving on a revoked license in a fatal crash in Belleville.

A crash has closed southbound Interstate 55 near Route A in Jefferson County.

Serge Zevlever of St. Louis helped hundreds of Ukranian children with medical needs get adopted into U.S. families before he was killed in the Russian invasion of Kiyv.

SLU soccer player Alex Shterenberg talks to his dad in Ukraine daily to be sure he is safe. The pair are helping students in Ukraine tell their stories.

A grieving St. Louis family said a cemetery buried their loved one in the wrong plot. Now, the family is left with many unanswered questions after the body was exhumed.

A St. Charles County boy facing open-heart surgery next week got a big surprise from his classmates on Friday.

According to AAA, Missouri's statewide average on Friday at $3.48 was the third-lowest in the country compared to more than $4 in Illinois.

“When he heard that his heart was enlarged he reminded us that wasn’t a bad thing for the Grinch,” said Lucas' dad.

The wife of an ex-Chesterfield executive who embezzled millions must help repay the funds, but the couple's parents were not found liable in a lawsuit.

If you looked at the CDC website earlier today, you may have been worried to see that the