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Power is returning to many homes in our area.

RJ Thomas had just graduated kindergarten from Fairview Elementary School. His mother, LaWanda, described him as the shining light of her life.

The St. Louis Metropolitan area (MO/IL) showed the second largest construction employment drop of any metro nationwide from May 2022 through 2023, the Associated General Contractors of America reported. The St. Louis MSA showed a drop of 5,100 jobs year-t0-year, second only behind Houston-The Wood Lands-Sugar Land, TX, which showed a drop of 5,400 jobs. […]

As a storm victim sat dying in her car under a tree, neighbors tried unsuccessfully to reach the 911 call center for help.

The companies failed to reach a distribution agreement.

Opening day for the 2023 summer season at Six Flags St. Louis was delayed a few hours on Sunday because of Saturday’s rain and wind.

From UMSL Daily:  The University of Missouri–St. Louis will receive an additional $20 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding from the state of Missouri to support its ongoing efforts to build a cohesive academic experience that will meet the needs of students and the greater St. Louis region and state today and into […]

Saturday night's severe weather caused a tree to fall on top of a car, which lead to the death of a 33-year-old woman.

A young boy died over the weekend after being struck by a falling tree.

Construction is nearing completion for a $30-million flagship lab and operations facility for Creative Testing Solutions (CTS) and its partner organization, the American Red Cross-Missouri and Arkansas Region, in Maryland Heights. The funds to build the laboratory came from the national American Red Cross. Cissell Mueller Construction (CMCI) is contractor on the project.  Design partners […]

An Endangered Person Advisory has been issued for a teenager who went missing last Friday.