KSDK 📺

Meijer plans to open the 159,670-square-foot supercenter, though the time frame is uncertain.

The bill would lower the total lot square footage requirement for some single-family residences.

Casey Robertson, 36, of St. Peters, was issued a summons to appear in a St. Louis County court on August 11.

You can download 5+ on your TV and watch for free!

Fireworks and other loud noises can be harmful to your pets at home, but there are ways to make sure they're safe during this time.

St. Louis police said one person died and another was injured in a rollover crash on the interstate.

Mayor Cara Spencer said the center at Chaifetz Arena helped approximately 2,500 families get support after the May 16 tornado.

5 On Your Side has compiled a comprehensive resource guide for victims impacted by the May 16 storm in the St. Louis area.

Hear from Mayor Spencer and other city leaders about ongoing recovery efforts and get the opportunity to ask questions at a series of public meetings.

Redevelopment plans were stalled amid a lawsuit against the property owner.

Bootleggin' Tavern will close its Grove location on July 3 and plans to relocate to Illinois.

The fights came despite a curfew that was to have celebrations cut short by 11 p.m.

The rescue divers were able to locate the man and pull him out but he was in critical condition and rushed to the hospital, where officials said he died around 2 am.

Police said a 22-year-old woman and a 34-year-old woman were shot in the area of Manchester Avenue and South Sarah Street.

Reginald Slaughter, a man once known for trouble, is now better known for turning it around.

The county is hosting extended hours at the Crossing at Northwest from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday, June 30 for seniors who need help.

The woman's car was stopped on I-44 after a previous crash when an SUV crashed into it from the rear. She was not wearing a seatbelt.

'My Fatal First Date' is Chris Smith's story of resiliency and strength. Smith was paralyzed after being shot in November 2021.

The boy was the “funniest little kid” who was playful and a big fan of snack time, according to one teacher.

"It was fast and scary," said one neighbor.