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A Valley Park resident is rejoicing after finally receiving her long-awaited college credit after dedicating her life to music.

An Oklahoma man appeared in federal court on Tuesday to be sentenced for the 2016 murder-for-hire of Jocelyn Peters, a St. Louis Public School teacher, and her unborn child.

Crews extinguished a fire early Tuesday morning at a south county recycling plant, a situation that renews a call for safer disposals.

The remains of a St. Louis native killed during World War II will be interred at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery in July.

With a thrilling 12-inning victory Monday, the St. Louis Cardinals have surpassed the .500 mark for the first time since early April.

St. Charles County is offering a senior real estate tax relief program to eligible seniors, with applications being accepted online until June 30, and in-person until the end of business hours on June 28.

Children in 44 states had probable or confirmed cases of elevated blood lead levels after eating the applesauce pouches marketed for toddlers, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

An investigation is underway after a crash Tuesday afternoon in north St. Louis. Residents allege that the collision followed a police pursuit.

A St. Louis police officer shot and killed a fleeing car thief who allegedly pointed a gun at him.

A St. Peters, Missouri, man who served as Webster University's IT director appeared in federal court on Tuesday and admitted defrauding both his employer and an IT equipment seller in a multi-million-dollar fraud scheme.

The St. Louis County Library is introducing a new eMedia service called ePop Up Library, which will give users immediate access to thousands of eBooks and audiobooks by scanning a QR code, without requiring a library card.

A Missouri Lottery player has claimed the $1.5 million jackpot prize in St. Louis County, with the winning ticket being purchased at a QuikTrip located at 2105 N. Highway 67 in Florissant.

It’s National Mosquito Control Awareness Week, and health officials in Illinois are reminding the public that mosquitoes have appeared earlier this year due to a milder winter and spring, and with that comes the risk of West Nile.

A personal-finance study names one St. Louis suburb among 25 U.S. cities "where the ultra-wealthy live."

UPDATE (June 18, 2024): Demareon Curry was sentenced to 2.5 years on June 17, 2024. He had earlier pleaded guilty to a count of resisting law enforcement. HENDRICKS COUNTY, Ind. -- Two people have been preliminarily charged in the death of Indiana State Police Trooper Aaron Smith that occurred Wednesday evening. Eddie P. Jones, Jr., [...]

The City of St. Louis is exploring a program that could pay homeless people for tasks such as picking up trash, cleaning streets, and cutting grass.

Results of an autopsy on Riley Strain were released Tuesday by Tennessee's Chief Medical Examiner.

The St. Louis Walk to Defeat ALS is a free event on June 22 at the Forest Park, Festival and Event Parking Plaza, featuring live music, vendor booths, fun for kids, and more, to raise funds for the ALS Association.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. -- Bryan Pieschel served as a U.S. Army Medic from 2004–2009. His unit was assigned to Iraq, where the battalion saw significant action in combat. After being medically retired from the Army, Bryan returned to St. Louis, where he enjoyed a career as an elite volleyball coach. But found a new purpose [...]

Three people were arrested after attempting to evade county police, who used spike strips to stop the car, causing it to crash into another vehicle, resulting in one person being taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.