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According to data from CARFAX, more than 2.5 million vehicles tagged with “do not drive” or “park outside” safety recalls remain unrepaired as of May 1, 2023.

The White House invited Wadalawala and about 400 other Muslims across the United States to an Eid al-Fitr celebration to mark the end of the holy month of Ramadan.

A Eureka homeowner says the city messes up the apron of her driveway.

Wednesday’s crime summit was aimed at reducing what some say is the number one issue holding back St. Louis.

The Missouri Department of Social Services has reopened a case involving young kids with disabilities after it was discovered the state may have cut corners in the investigation.

Illinois State Police said the cause of the rash was excessive winds blowing dirt from farm fields across the high which obstructed drivers' vision.

MediBeacon Inc., a St. Louis-based medical technology company that's reached a key milestone, has hired Dr. Steve Miller in the newly created role of chief medical officer.

Two-year term begins May 25.

‘Staging’ a school renewal

Bell said the governor's and attorney general’s offices asked him and several prosecutors in surrounding jurisdictions to help get the office back up and running.

De Smet will be the first Catholic high school in St. Louis to implement a program like this in a typical setting.

The Army Corps of Engineers agree to assist Cahokia Heights with main trunk line restoration.

“Last year BBB got over 7000 complaints about heating and air conditioning companies,” Sarah Wetzel said.

An eighth victim has died at an area hospital weeks after the May 1 crash in Farmersville, Illinois.

Now that neither Gardner nor Desilets remain in the circuit attorney's office, the special prosecutor found that the case "no longer serves the interest of justice."

A Procter & Gamble warehouse is reshuffling some operations, which will lead to dozens of permanent layoffs by a subcontractor, with the possibility of losing even more temporary jobs.