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Two families brought together by tragedy are pushing for change to protect people in the future.

It's the first Toyota plant and fourth non-union plant nationwide where workers have gone public with their campaign to unionize.

“I don’t care how small Paige Spears is compared to some national figure,” Jimerson said. “He deserves the same justice and service as anyone."

Police canceled the Silver Advisory.

Raises will take effect beginning on July 1, 2024.

Biles is headlining the Gold Over America Tour, a traveling show that will visit more than 30 cities from September through November.

The gas station will reduce gas prices by 30 cents for everyone during a set timeframe on Thursday, while some can get 55 cents off by downloading a new app.

The passage comes a week after two women were charged with sexually trafficking a 16-year-old at St. Louis County's River City Casino.

The news formally ends the possibility of a strike among the breweries' union members.

A passenger in the car was struck by gunfire. The man was arrested after a police chase.

One person died at an area hospital, and two others were hospitalized.

The suspect was shot in the head, and the security guard was shot in the leg during a struggle for his gun, police sources said.

It’s the first Toyota plant nationally where workers have publicly joined the UAW’s push to unionize across 13 non-union automakers in the U.S.

After the medical examiner's office and homicide detectives arrived to investigate, the woman's death was ruled a suicide.

Testimony will continue in Day 2 of the trial against Daniel Riley, who's accused of critically injuring the Tennessee teen.

The second round of microbusiness license applications will be accepted via an online portal from April 15-29.

No construction would take place on the plan before 2026, the developer said.

PK Karrenbrock's health journey has gone viral. Her family posted on Facebook asking for prayers, and now, the community is rallying behind them.

The St. Clair County Sheriff's Department said about 10 calls were made to 911 regarding the gunshots heard.

Leaders of the local chapter of the NAACP also said they found significant issues impacting the safety of students and drivers.