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A St. Louis man died Sunday morning after a collision involving a train in Warren County, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

Colonel William 'Bill”' Miller has spent his career serving the country. 

One man was shot and killed overnight in north St. Louis.

St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner faces a second contempt of court hearing on Thursday.

Katie's Pizza and Pasta Osteria is planning a donation event Tuesday.

Local shoe store, Tradehome Shoes, wants to donate over 1,700 socks to the Foster and Adoptive Care Coalition.

April is national Volunteer Month and Tuesday, workers from Sam's Club and Walmart are giving back to the community through a cleanup event.

You can shoot some clay while helping others shoot for the stars. Schaefer Autobody Center hosts its 'Clay for Careers' Tournament Tuesday.

Emergency crews are at the scene of a fire that has damaged three homes early Tuesday morning.

One person is dead after shots rung out on a street in Collinsville Monday evening. Multiple people are in custody and police may still be looking for one other person.

Authorities hope they’ve put a St. Louis area “businesswoman” out of business.

A judge did not hold Kim Gardner in contempt of court in a hearing Monday, but said he fears her office’s misstep is just the beginning of issues we’ll see. The victim’s family shared concerns about future justice.

The St. Charles County Council approved the appointment of Joe McCulloch as the new county prosecutor on Monday.

The newly formed City of St. Louis Reparations Commission held its first public meeting at Harris-Stowe State University Monday night.

Multiple cars were broken into Saturday night at The Grove. One victim who caught thieves on camera recounts the scare.

It's not every day you get to see one of Earth's natural wonders of the world in the Show Me State.

Monday was the end of the 21-day deadline set by the EPA for the water contamination crisis in the City of St. Charles.

The City of St. Louis is one step closer to getting a new outdoor warning siren system.

Back in 2013, lawmakers passed legislation banning texting for drivers under 21, but for anyone older, there's nothing on the books. Families who have lost loved ones are pleading for the General Assembly to make a change to prevent more tragedies from happening.

Chief Justice Mary Jane Theis and the Illinois Supreme Court announced Monday amendments to Supreme Court Rule 102, which provides for the electronic service of summons and complaints in civil proceedings, "in recognition of society’s increased use of electronic methods to communicate," a news release says.