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I said I wasn't going to do this, so naturally I did it: I took a look at violent crime rates in all ten of our biggest cities. Here it is: One caveat: I wanted to compare apples to apples, and that meant violent crime, which is defined as murder + rape + robbery + ...continue reading "Violent crime is under control in big cities — with one big exception"

On Nov. 5, 1971, the Cardinals introduced the newest member of their broadcast team, Mike Shannon. "The Moon Man" would be a fixture in the booth for 50 seasons.

Victoria Manisco, 26, Terri Bankhead, 27, and Bankhead's 8-year-old child Da'nilya Edwards died Aug. 11, 2021. Prosecutors argue one man killed them all.

On Nov. 5, 1955, the St. Louis Hawks were led to victory by Bob Petit, who would become the NBA's first MVP that season.

County Executive Dr. Sam Page told 5 On Your Side on Friday he had a number of meetings with the company's government affairs team and corporate partners.

Rick Moeckel lost his daughter Kate Kasten and his grandchildren, Zoe and Jonathan and his ex-wife, Jane Moeckel.

Starting Sunday, more drivers will be on the road after dark as Daylight Saving Time ends.

A GoFundMe set up to help get the 11-year-old Quinn Ahrens back on the fast track has already raised more than $5,000, but she still needs your support.

School leaders said they need $10 million in total over the next four years to continue.

GODFREY - Area residents, schools, businesses, and municipalities are invited to the Lewis and Clark Community College E-waste drive in conjunction with CJD E-Cycling. The event is being held on Saturday, Nov 5, 2022, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. The Lewis and Clark parking lot at Godfrey Road and Tolle Lane (across from the Dairy Queen) is the designated collection site for the drive. Recycle anything with a cord and anything metal! Bring us your servers, switches, PC towers, printers, and other technical equipment. We also accept landline phones, cable boxes, cell phones, wireless modems, servers, audio and video equipment, cables, holiday lights, home electronics, printers, additional telecommunication items, and lead-acid batteries. All types of televisions, along with computer monitors, dehumidifiers, and refrigerators will be accepted with a charge (from $5-$35 depending on size and type). Be advised, poor weather conditions may cancel the event. Should

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