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This is an ongoing investigation.

The groups packed 1.2 million meals throughout the 5-day event.

The late-night cookie delivery shop as of Jan. 30 had an outstanding balance of $44,201, court documents state.

This is an active investigation.

"You have older brothers you can lean up against. You're not in this fight alone," said Falcons offensive and defensive coach Nino Accardi.

Jason Jennings, a candidate for state office, said the organizations don't represent his beliefs. He doesn't feel students should be subject to their references.

"He's real lucky. You know that bullet hit him right above his heart," said the victim's friend.

An online listing for the Millennium Hotel features multiple inconsistencies including an inaccurate number of rooms, floors and daily room rates.

District Superintendent Danielle Tormala said she will immediately go on sabbatical and retire at the end of the school year.

O'Fallon fire officials say students most likely experienced "psychosomatic-related anxiety." A local therapist challenges the claim.

Police said the man was found safe.

The I-Team delves into a disturbing trend involving scammers and artificial intelligence, and explains how you can protect yourself.

Police included a picture of each of the 121 items on the department website.

27-year-old Tristan M. Davis admitted he lied about his age when sexually communicating with teen girls online.

The change was "driven by our commitment to improving the in-store experience," a Walmart spokesperson said.

The allegations were made in a Friday morning written release announcing a lawsuit filed by the Illinois Attorney General's Office against the facility's owner.

The facility said its staffing levels are above average and families making neglect allegations thanked them for the care their loved ones received.

Rawlings’s Chief Marketing Officer Mike Thompson said he’s often perplexed that few people are aware of the company’s 137-year history in St. Louis.

"There are really cool people doing fun things in the Missouri wine scene."

With some big events in the rear-view mirror, gas prices could start dropping.