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Missouri drivers can start submitting refunds to receive the money they spent on a state gas tax just as the tax increases July 1.

Investigators believe Zina Neal shot Delawrence Foggy Jr. Monday morning. He died at the scene.

As for the airline's St. Louis schedule, Southwest made "a handful" of frequency changes, mostly seasonal.

Consumer Reports shares some simple steps to make paying with apps more secure.

Local leaders spoke in front of hundreds to honor the enslaved plaintiffs who sued for their freedom at the Old Courthouse in the 1800s.

St. Louis County Counselor Beth Orwick said she no longer believed the subpoenas needed to remain sealed.

Travis Dillon says they have about 60 employees this summer which is not enough to cover both locations. The Chippewa shop is open for walk-ups.

“I'm supposed to be planning my son's graduation party not his funeral,” Seaman said.

The video comes at a time of renewed focus on gun violence and violence in politics following fatal mass shootings and threats to government officials.

Attend virtual classes starting June 21 to learn more about building credit, closing costs, and investing.

There are several ways you can celebrate Pride Month by dining out or by attending an event.

If you're an accountant or nurse, an assistant manager or call center representative, some familiar names want you to join their team this week.

Sampson’s parents have sued the ride’s owner, manufacturer and landlord, saying they were negligent and failed to provide a safe amusement ride.

Big Daddy’s owner Ryan Loeffler said he shuttered the bar in January 2021 and sold it a year later.

Efforts at Sumner are just one way 4theVille is working to make a difference in the historic Ville neighborhood.

Terrell Cooks, 37, and Seneca Mahan, 43, have each been charged with three counts of second-degree murder and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child.

The Freedom Suits Memorial pays tribute to a time when many people risked their lives for their freedom and the freedom of others.

All four victims were identified Saturday.

The "FREE-DOME Celebration" paid homage to the rich heritage, history and culture of people of African descent while also celebrating fatherhood.

The advisory was issued because of low water pressure due to a power outage at a water treatment plant. It was lifted Sunday evening.