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Authorities arrested 13 people linked to a conspiracy to sell drugs including fentanyl and methamphetamine in the St. Louis area earlier this week.

In the 16 hours Tommy Wayne Boyd was on the run in St. Louis County, he hitchhiked, applied for a job and ate a free hotdog.

The former Jamestown Mall in Florissant finally has a demolition date after sitting empty for nearly 10 years. The Florissant community and public officials will mark the start of demolition with a 10 a.m. ceremony Tuesday, Sept. 26. The mall, a 1.2 million-square-foot structure, first opened in 1973 and shut down in 2014. The 145-acre mall property now sits vacant at the intersection of Old Jamestown Road and North Highway 67. More: Contractor selected for Jamestown Mall demolition could…

Nurses voted in favor of a strike on Sept. 1 and have been without a contract since June.

St. Louis area leaders and St. Louis County Port Authority have joined together to make this happen.

Michael Wright has been an associate circuit judge since 2014 and before that was county prosecutor for 22 years.

Multiple investigations are underway after two people led police on a long-standing pursuit that ended Friday morning near Dupo, Illinois.

Investigators believe Zachary Barebo used his position as an umpire at the Affton Athletic Association to prey on multiple teens.

Level up your personal style at St. Louis' premier seasonal slow fashion market! Shop over 40 vendors offering curated vintage, handmade fashion by local designers, jewelry, accessories, self care products, […]

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With thrills both on and off the rides, Fright Fest at Six Flags St. Louis is one of the spookiest events of the season. During the day, family-friendly attractions abound, […]

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Law enforcement officers rarely care about enforcing traffic laws. Moving violations may produce a little extra revenue for the city or state, but it doesn’t do much for the officers performing the stops. Pretextual stops? The leveraging of any perceived moving violation in hopes of performing a vehicle search? That’s where the money is, thanks […]

The Greater St. Louis Hispanic Festival is underway in Soulard. It's a three-day event celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with dancing, food, crafts and much more.

Refugee and immigrant communities in the U.S. are losing loved ones to opioids — and often, people in these communities have a hard time talking about it openly. St. Louis-based coalition ECORN is working to build in-language, culturally appropriate resources and data to help.

Authorities said the suspect and victim had been married for several years and were currently separated.

Zachary Alan Barebo worked as an umpire at the Affton Athletic Association. Police asked parents to talk to their children if they may have had contact with him.