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A federal judge has sentenced a St. Louis County man to life behind bars several years after he sold a deadly dose of heroin and fentanyl to a victim.

St. Louis City is still trying to decide what to do with its share of the Rams settlement money.

On Tuesday night, tons of people headed to The Hill to dine at 'Anthonino's Taverna' and support a good cause.

The EPA hosts two community meetings on Wednesday on air quality. This comes after complaints about odors in the air in parts of south St. Louis.

The St. Louis County Council approves a plan to crack down on teens openly carrying guns.

The Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis will host its annual 'Great Futures Gala' Wednesday. It's the organization's largest fundraising event.

St. Louis Community College at Forest Park is set to break ground on a new transportation center on Wednesday.

There is opposition Wednesday morning to an 'Unhoused Bill of Rights' proposal in St. Louis City.

Multiple south St. Louis businesses were hit overnight by break-ins. On Wednesday morning, police were searching for suspects and business owners were left with stolen merchandise and a mess to clean up.

A one-and-a-half-year-old macaw remains on the loose after escaping days ago. The bird’s owners and local avian specialists are discussing how the bird will cope with the approaching cold front.

The suburbs appear to be the target of international criminals, reportedly using hand tricks to steal thousands. But they’re not getting away with it here in the St. Louis area.

The St. Louis Public School District has beefed up security in the year since the tragic shooting at Central Visual Performing Arts High Schools.

Actor Richard Roundtree, who broke barriers and reached international stardom as the titular character in the "Shaft" film franchise, died Tuesday after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer.

St. Louis police commanders were quick to tout the swift response of officers to a school shooting that happened one year ago, but the department still has left many questions unanswered.

A St. Louis alderwoman responds to Monday night’s You Paid For It concerning speeders on Gustine Avenue in south city.

The first metal plates are being installed at the beloved Railway Exchange Building in downtown St. Louis to stop looters and squatters from getting into the condemned building.

The Lemay Fire Protection District hopes the public can help curb a recent spike in suspicious fires. The department reports responding to more than 20 suspicious fires this year and estimates that during previous years, the number would typically fall in the five to 10 range.

Candles sat by the front doors of the school to remember health teacher Jean Kuzcka and student Alexzandria Bell. 

Missouri's House speaker says he's returning money to the state after inappropriately taking reimbursements for hotels and other expenses.

A man whom federal prosecutors described as "an enforcer for a large drug conspiracy" was convicted Tuesday on drug conspiracy charges that included a 2019 murder.