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Autumn is here and that means the risk of hitting deer on roads and highways is rising.

ST. LOUIS - Starting Friday night, MoDOT will close the Downtown segment of I-44. Crews will work to replace the Broadway Bridge and ramp over I-44. Drivers who use I-44 Downtown will need to find alternate routes or expect significant delays when the department closes both directions of the interstate. The closures start at 7 [...]

After a complete failure of the Moscow Mills water system, residents have been asked to limit the amount of water they use as the city remains under a water boil order until Saturday afternoon.

A group of St. Louis aldermen seem to be saying "enough already" when it comes to the city’s ongoing crisis with trash pickup.

The television monitors at Syberg’s Bar and Grill in Maryland Heights on Thursday afternoon were surrounded by baseball fans. They were watching the St. Louis Cardinals play against the San Diego Padres.  

The Troy Police Department and other first responders are investigating a pair of incidents that took place on the same street.

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are saying Missouri is playing a losing hand after not legalizing sports betting.

A strong storm rolled through St. Clair County just before 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. The storm produced torrential rain and some strong wind gusts that damaged a historic building in Freeburg.

A Jackson County jury has found 84-year-old David Jungerman guilty in the 2017 killing of Kansas City attorney Tom Pickert.

First day of fall, first day of practice. The St. Louis Blues hit the ice Thursday for the start of training camp at the Centene Community Ice Center.

The State Historic Society of Missouri is already starting to collect memorabilia since Route 66 will turn 100 on April 30th, 2026.

BNSF Railway Co. has asked a federal court to require victims of a deadly Amtrak crash in Missouri to pursue settlements through arbitration, rather than lawsuits.

After nearly three months of steady decline, gas prices around Missouri are on the rise once again.

Demand for air travel is up, but customer satisfaction is down. Many major airports across the United States are dealing with this trend, one that research says has hit St. Louis Lambert International Airport harder than most.

More than two dozen people have been charged in Illinois with fraudulently obtaining pandemic relief money.

The Cave Springs interchange over Interstate 70 will undergo lane shifts beginning next week.

The Missouri Department of Conservation experts say predicting when fall foliage will appear may become trickier as climate change worsens.

A 22-year-old man has been charged with the shooting death of his mother inside their Northwoods home.

Runs have been hard to come by recently as the St. Louis Cardinals try to close in on a postseason spot.

Boys and girls of every age, wouldn't you like to see something strange? It's FALL! So that means... haunted houses! And what is more fun than a trip into "The Darkness," St. Louis' own Haunted House?