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A man has died after being shot at a McDonald's Wednesday night.

Lawmakers returned to the Missouri State Capitol Wednesday for the start of a new legislative session. 

Days after the major snowstorm, St. Louis residents are still waiting for mail delivery, raising concerns of delayed essential packages and mail. 

Legislation would fund psilocybin research and hyperbaric oxygen therapy for veterans dealing with PTSD and other maladies.

There are big changes for a group most may not realize is even there, even though its been making the St. Louis area safer for nearly 20 years. 

The company contracts with the federal government whenever there are big fires. This comes as a local content creator found himself in the middle of harm's way.

Is it too much to ask for cops to be better? When other government employees get the address wrong, it may mean mail delivery delays or incorrect property tax assessments. But when cops get it wrong, people end up dead. If officers are unfamiliar with the area they’ll be serving warrants in, it would make […]

More than 48 hours after the last flurries fell in St. Louis, cleanup work was still underway Wednesday in Soulard.

With temperatures heading into single digits for the night, North County Police Cooperative Officer Shardae Dupree spent part of her shift knocking on the doors of senior citizens, checking to see if they are staying warm and are okay.

The council is asking the state auditor to look into concerns of credit card use, travel expenses and mishandling of Sunshine Law requests.

The "Classic Combo" will be available at 11 St. Louis area locations, including a burger, fries and drink for $12.99.

The group is accused of robbing the Brinks employees while they were servicing an ATM on Dec. 5.

A joint venture between BJC HealthCare’s St. Louis Children’s Hospital and a Kansas City-area children’s behavioral health provider wants to build and operate a 77-bed, one-story inpatient behavioral health hospital in Webster Groves.