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The International Institute of St. Louis and Welcome Neighbor STL made big announcements this weekend.

FC Ambush will begin play in 2025 and be part of USL League Two’s Central Conference.

The Ritenour School District is unsure if it'll get the EPA funding it was awarded last year for its entire 24 electric bus fleet.

MU must decide whether to ban betting entirely for its campus community, partner with betting companies or find a middle ground.

The man was arrested during a traffic stop for an expired license plate Saturday after a deputy learned he had an outstanding warrant out of St. Francois County.

The Tuesday morning meeting comes ahead of what would have been Berry's 100th birthday. An area business owner is pleased to see the conversations moving forward.

These forums come after recent poll numbers show a big change in who's leading the race.

Construction on the bridge began in September of 2024. The bridge will remain closed until the project is completed later this year.

A spokesperson for Purina said about 3,000 employees were evacuated, and students and staff at a nearby middle school were seen leaving the building.

President Megan Green apologized for claiming another alderman was drinking and seeks to reset Rams settlement talks after a tense standoff at City Hall.

Police took two suspects into custody, officers told 5 On Your Side.

The Ferguson police department canceled the endangered person advisory Monday afternoon after the missing girl was found safe.

White pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree assault of a special victim. She was sentenced Friday.

Malina is full of giggles and glitter!

The shooting happened inside an apartment on Leduc Street, just blocks from Sherman Park.

Edmonds had provided color commentary in the Cardinals booth starting in 2016.

Here's how you can watch the forum live Monday night.

A stretch of Chippewa Street outside the popular custard shop is finally undergoing long-awaited safety upgrades.

A day after a power outage, a scammer called saying he needed to make sure the store's cash registers were connecting to the credit card readers.

The parents said staff members did not do enough to prevent their daughter’s “violent rape” at the hands of a teenage boy during a camping trip.