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ST. LOUIS -- Temperatures are soaring, and Cool Down St. Louis is stepping in to help those in need. Cool Down St. Louis helps people struggling to pay their utility bills. In addition to financial assistance, the organization provides free air conditioner window units. Gentry Trotter from Cool Down St. Louis emphasizes the importance of [...]

One of the park's goals is to breed its animals to perpetuate the species. So far, it's looking good.

The collector's office will allow nonresident remote workers to file refund claims for 2020-2023 without the usual restrictions.

Environmentalists fear leaks, explosions, earthquakes and more from a carbon capture bill with bipartisan support.

LADUE, Mo. -- St. Louis County Library announced the grand opening of the new Clark Family Branch, which will be located at 1640 South Lindbergh Blvd. On Tuesday, July 9, an official ribbon-cutting ceremony for the branch will be held at 9 a.m., and the entire branch will be immediately open to the public, according [...]

Dutchtown's Community Improvement District held its 3rd annual 'Safer Dutchtown Summit' Saturday.

Today's weather in St. Louis is expected to be hot and breezy, with temperatures reaching a high of 98°F and a low of 79°F, while Monday and Tuesday will bring a mix of sun and spot thunderstorms.

ST. CHARLES, Mo. -- June is Pride Month, and a festival took place Saturday in St. Charles at the Family Arena. Organizers say attendance keeps increasing, and this year's crowd might have been the largest yet. The event celebrated LGBTQ pride. For more activities this month, visit pridestcharles.org.

A Berkeley man has been charged with the deaths of his mother and an 11-year-old relative at his home on Saturday.

Just last year, 5 On Your Side reported on multiple incidents like this.

The burden of medical debt may soon become much lighter for millions of Americans.

There are significant gender differences when it comes to investing that are important to explore, experts say.