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"My heart just aches. We've been fighting for our unhoused folks for years, and we will continue," the Rev. Larry Rice said.

The St. Louis County Police Department on Thursday released the footage of the Jan. 13 incident as part of a "critical incident briefing."

A young boy’s quick thinking helped save his entire family from a devastating house fire in University City last Thursday. The family lost nearly everything inside.

A 5 On Your Side Weather Impact Alert has been issued through Friday morning as the bitter cold lingers.

After spending 36 years inside the Farmington Correctional Center, December 20th, Paige Spears got word that his sentence was commuted by Gov. Mike Parson.

In federal court, Justin Gaither admitted to assaulting the man in 2022 while on duty. He's still awaiting trial on another case when he was with another department.

The location will open fully this summer in the space previously occupied by Bar Louie.

State officials attributed community-police engagement efforts to the reduction in deaths.

Despite single-digit temps Thursday morning, crews were busy making repairs to multiple water main breaks.

Tax season is here, and so are the scammers.

The statement did not say if Crowe resigned or was fired.

Hear from eight Black artists from several different artistic genres during a special program at the Missouri History Museum.

Councilman Bob Tullock filed a police report claiming Councilman Brian Haskin assaulted him at a Jan. 23 meeting.

Saggar is the former operator of St. Louis General Hospital, which had locations in downtown St. Louis and near Creve Coeur.

The car slid in the snow and went off the side of the roadway before hitting an embankment and overturning.

"We help these people year-round, but especially when the potentially deadly cold hits our area," the Rev. Ray Redlich said.

St. Louis County's 911 dispatch center is turning to AI to ease the strain on human operators.

Despite more than 10 inches of snow blanketing Knob Lick, residents kept moving—especially the local postmaster, who shoveled his way to ensure mail service.

“My ethics will not allow me to upfront $120k for the expenses of the parade versus helping these families,” CEO Keisha Lee said.

The closure affected westbound I-44 in Phelps County at mile marker 176.