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“I would like to sincerely say thank you because it allows families to get some relief and some help, especially in times like now. It's very helpful.”

In January, the Bond County School Board decided to shutter the school and split the students up across the district.

We asked, and 5 On Your Side viewers definitely answered when it came to sharing their favorite doughnut shops in St. Louis. What's yours?

A tram that takes visitors up and down the inside of the Arch became stuck Friday afternoon, leaving several people inside the capsules.

A St. Louis alderman and a top county aide have expired license plates.

Illinois State Police safely removed the man at about 3 a.m., Capt. Bruce Fleshren said.

Grant Gaumer was charged with two counts of second-degree statutory sodomy and one count of sexual contact with a student.

The double whammy of surging cost increases and supply chain constraints has forced restaurant owners across St. Louis to change the way they do business.

“An entertainment development is really different than a residential housing development, especially when it's 200 units," Tina “Sweet T” Pihl said.

A plant in Claycomo, Missouri, near Kansas City, that makes big electric and combustion-engine Transit vans will get a third shift of 1,100 workers.

The sheriff's office shared tips from the Missouri Department of Conservation on how to be bear aware.

One of the three accused aldermen has resigned, and progressives see a chance to advance should others follow.

The fun will take place at World's Fair Pavilion in Forest Park on June 5 from 1-4 p.m.

Thieves broke into their storage locker in Troy, Missouri, three weeks ago, stealing softball, baseball and soccer equipment.

The beer called 'Oh Yeah!' is a tropical-punch-inspired beer and with every pour during Pride Month, it can help one more person.

According to the attorney’s office, Taylor pled guilty at his sentencing hearing to conspiring to murder the victim and his mother.

Rep. Cori Bush, other lawmakers say Amazon is 'obstructing' their tornado investigation

Ameren Illinois announced customers would see about a $50 increase per month due to rising power supply costs.

Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed, Committee chair Jeffrey Boyd and former alderman John Collins-Muhammad were indicted on federal theft and bribery charges.

"After recent tragic events, the Belton Police Athletic Association decided that it would be inappropriate to continue with the raffle," the association said.