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The Missouri Department of Natural Resources plans to acquire a 200-mile rail line from St. Charles County to Sedalia and to develop two segments as recreational trails.

General Motors workers in Wentzville found themselves on strike for the second time in four years after the United Auto Workers and automakers failed to reach a contract agreement.

Tank, credited with finding and saving 13 missing people, retired from the St. Charles County Police Department. His send-off included enough behind-the-ear scratches and belly rubs to last a lifetime.

Preservation leader says city could have used its “demolition by neglect” ordinance before it was too late.

On Saturday, the Five Acres Animal Shelter hosted its annual Trails for Tails event on the streets of St. Charles. This event is both pet-friendly and family-friendly.

Going Beyond Travel is a service that believes that all individuals should be given the opportunity to travel. Visitors from Wisconsin have been in St. Louis for the week, and one of the founders, Pam Hunt, explained what the organization is abou

A cold front will move through this evening and into tonight. Ahead of that front, today we have mostly cloudy to overcast conditions, and temperatures should stay in the upper 70s to near 80s.

The St. Louis Police Department is investigating the death of a pedestrian near South Broadway and Gibson Ave. in south St. Louis. A 21-year-old on a motorcycle popped a wheelie, bringing the front tire of his bike off the ground and struck a 60-year-old man, and that man died.

ST. LOUIS — A Lake Saint Louis man was charged on Friday with the murder of his father.

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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For the first time since 2007 and just the second time in the 21st century, the St. Louis Cardinals will officially finish a full season with a losing record.

The strike includes the 'Big 3' automakers, GM, Ford and Stellantis. Plants in Wentzville, Toledo, Ohio and Wayne, Indiana are the first plants to strike.

The You Paid For It team comes to the aid of a U.S. Marine Corps. veteran in North St. Louis whose house was flooded by a water main break.

Plate umpire Alex Tosi ejected Harper after the bat toss, and Harper yelled at Tosi before leaving the field.