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Although back to school is on the horizon, summer is still in full swing in St. Louis. You may have savored the season by strolling through the park, keeping cool with a sweet treat from Ted Drewes, getting a new view of the city on the St. Louis Wheel at Union Station, or taking part …

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Darla Chambless of Collinsville, IL joined the Real Rock Army today

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Brush up on the history of the Mighty Mississippi while cruising the river.   The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch have partnered with the Missouri History Museum to introduce a

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The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch award guests one of the best views of St. Louis’ working riverfront, the Gateway Arch and the city skyline.   Narrated by the captain

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Wednesday marked one year since historic flooding devastated hundreds of homes in University City.

This week marks the 32-year anniversary of the disappearance of 11-year-old Arlin Henderson. Investigators with the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office continue to search for answers.

“It’s a bit ridiculous. Every single person I’ve talked to about this they honestly are shocked. I’ve never even heard of it, having no AC for over a year," said Vanessa Downen, a Hazelwood resident.

Cameras help track license plates connected to serious crimes.

Five students from the Ferguson-Florissant School District are getting ready for the next stages of their career thanks to the Red Tail Cadet Program, created by a local pastor.

For years, Kansas Highway Patrol troopers have stopped motorists on interstate highways. That’s the job. But the job became much more interesting when neighboring states legalized marijuana. Colorado led the way, with others following, but Colorado’s actions have had the most impact on the KHP. Missouri’s more recent legalization has only compounded the problem facing […]

Simmons told 5 On Your Side it is believed magnesium, which is explosive in some forms, is stored inside the building.