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The 80,000-plus fans projected to attend the upcoming Enjoy Illinois 300, a NASCAR Cup Series race at World Wide Technology Raceway, will be entertained at every turn.   In its

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The Missouri Department of Natural Resources says nearly the entire State of Missouri is experiencing some level of drought, triggering a drought alert.

A day shy of Gun Violence Awareness Day, a 10-year-old died due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound. It’s a problem local leaders and frontline workers are saying they’re seeing too much of.

"It's horrible. People need to lock up their guns," a neighbor, Jajuan Shambley, said.

Mary Pat Carl previously worked for the circuit attorney's office for 14 years, including two years as lead homicide prosecutor.

5 On Your Side has learned of four experienced staff members that will help steer the ship in the CAO.

The Missouri Hospital Association said there's been a decline in the vacancy turnover rates among nurses, but hospitals are still struggling to fund and retain staff.

Some small businesses are struggling to stay afloat with high inflation and staffing shortages, while others are expanding.

A St. Louis County woman said her dog was mauled to death while on a walk, but animal control has released the killer dog back to its owner.

The St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department has issued an apology after a claim of "weight-shaming" at the popular water park in Wappelhorst Park.

A fatal hit-and-run crash last week left families confused about who died, and what police are doing about it.

Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard plods along with a drip of news coming out every so often. For those of you with your pencils and scorecards ready, the current state is: the FTC has sued to stop the deal in the States, the EU has given its approval for the purchase to move forward, and […]

Clayton Community Theatre will conclude its 24th season with Murder on the Nile by the great mystery writer Agatha Christie, directed by Nada Vaughn.   Love, money, meddling, politics, betrayal,

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A few minutes ago I happened to run across a Twitter screed about how screwed and abused Millennials and Gen Z are, and how they're not going to take it much longer. It was just the usual stuff, but for some reason it prompted me to check it out using the simplest possible measure. Not ...continue reading "Are Millennials happy?"