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The death toll in California has now risen to 24. More than 12,000 homes and buildings have been damaged or destroyed.

AccuWeather has upped their cost estimate yet again for the LA fires. We're now at $250 billion.

ST. LOUIS - PBS' most-watched on-going series, Antiques Road Show, will be stopping by the St. Louis area on May 13. Tales of family heirlooms, flea market finds, and knickknacks saved from attics and basements will all be captured for the show's 30th tour. Admission to the event is free, but tickets are required to [...]

While crews made their rounds taking advantage of the sun, one St. Louis man said he's taking matters into his own hands to improve his neighborhood.

A growing list of contracted workers claim they are owed thousands of dollars by Jingle!

Students in the School District of Washington haven't been to school since before Christmas after snow and ice covered rural roads in the 254-square-mile district.

This year, Missouri lawmakers are backing numerous anti-crime measures, including bills targeting fentanyl, stunt driving, rioting, retail theft and resisting arrest

Most neighborhood streets throughout the city are snowpacked and icy.

Local volunteers with the American Red Cross are waiting on the phone call to head out to California to help victims of the deadly fires.

Following recent snowfall, a Metro East salt supplier is experiencing a surge in demand.

City Winery St. Louis presents Robert Glasper live on Sunday, January 12th at 5:00pm and 8:30pm, part of a 4 show series. See all their St. Louis dates and times. […]

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O'FALLON - The O'Fallon Police Department unveiled its new School Resource Officer (SRO) squad car at O'Fallon Township High School (OTHS) last Thursday, Jan. 9, 2025, showcasing a design created in collaboration with local students. The initiative aims to enhance the presence of law enforcement within the school community and foster positive interactions between officers and students. SRO Krug reported that students responded positively to the new vehicle and showed approval of the vehicle's design. The distinctive striping package on the squad car was developed in conjunction with Mr. Cox’s Graphic Arts Classes, highlighting the department's commitment to engaging with students and incorporating their creative input into community initiatives. The O'Fallon Police Department encourages feedback from the community regarding the new squad car. It aims to strengthen relationships between law enforcement and students in the O'Fallon area.

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