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It's costing drivers more this year to keep their vehicles insured, especially in the state of Missouri.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department says it destroyed hundreds of officer-seized weapons over the weekend.

Guitarist Carlos Santana and rock band Counting Crows will join forces for a summer tour and visit the St. Louis area later this year.

Emergency crews are responding to an early-morning house in Chesterfield.

Calvin Riley is visiting the Missouri History Musuem Tuesday to take you through the colorful and history-filled pages of his illustrated book, 'Black St. Louis.'

The Missouri Senate begins a heated debate on a proposal to make constitutional amendments more challenging to pass. The same process that put recreational marijuana on the ballot is now being used to try to secure abortion rights, but Senate Republicans want to make it harder for voters to amend the Constitution.

It is a big day for Cardinal Nation when it comes to spring training for the Redbirds, and that's not all that's happening Tuesday for Cardinal fans.

In-home care provider, 'Home Instead,' is looking for new employees.

A major donor and former trustee, is suing Webster University.

The Soulard Special Business District will hold a meeting at Molly's in Soulard on Tuesday.

Thousands gathered at Enterprise Center Monday for Grammy award-winning artists Drake and J. Cole's "Big As The What?" Tour.

You could hear the cheers all the way in St. Louis Sunday night.

A late-season peak in respiratory illnesses is affecting schools and families across the St. Louis area.

St. Louis County Assessor Jake Zimmerman says his office’s new online personal property declaration system is the real deal.

A neighbor of an abandoned unit is tired of the constant crime they see and is looking for answers.

Citizens in New Haven, Franklin County, have voiced concerns about policing in their community during the city’s Board of Aldermen meeting Monday. 

After a family in O’Fallon, Ill., experienced random property damage several times last summer, police have worked their way to the bottom of the case.

The search for a teenager accused of murder and then escaping juvenile detention has hit a dead-end road and police say their hands are tied.

More championships for the Kansas City Chiefs could mean less work for lawmakers at the Missouri Capitol. 

A federal judge in Chicago has sentenced a former chief of staff to longtime Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan to two and a half years in prison for lying under oath to a grand jury to protect his once-powerful boss.