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Being the longtime friend of longtime Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan granted Mike McClain certain privileges not afforded to other lobbyists in Springfield, jurors heard Tuesday in a federal corruption trial that, in part, centers around the relationship between the two.

For the first time in 165 years, an all-female fire crew will run a St. Louis Fire Department firehouse.

Shiloh police in the Metro East are on the hunt for two men who were caught on camera breaking into and stealing from a pharmacy last week.

A candidate for the Parkway School Board is explaining himself after a derogatory and profane 7-year-old video made waves on social media after being resurfaced.

Lucas G. Henson, 37, pleaded guilty to several crimes from October 2022, including setting fires in the Mark Twain National Forest and assaulting a U.S. Forest Service law enforcement officer.

On the field CITY SC is on a hot streak after winning their fourth game of the season last Saturday.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol issued an Endangered Person Advisory for a 12-year-old girl from Farmington who is believed to be with an 18-year-old man.

St. Louis CITY SC is working to expand access to youth soccer across the Metro.

Family and colleagues describe 61-year-old Willetter Anderson-Watson as a rare soul.

The Blues for Kids Captain’s Grant of $50,000 was awarded to the Friends Of Kids With Cancer Art Therapy Program.

Since legalizing recreational marijuana, the state of Missouri has granted more than 15,000 expungements at the misdemeanor and felony levels for nonviolent marijuana offenses.

The popular fast food joint 'Freddy's will also be bringing their steak burgers to the ball park this season.

After months of planning and construction, a new Dierbergs is opening.

A St. Louis County man is accused of repeatedly hitting another man in the head with a hammer.

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) will offer 400 permits for the taking of a maximum of 40 black bears during the 2023 Missouri black-bear hunting season this fall, October 16-25.

A Hazelwood man is accused of harassing someone he had agreed to meet regarding the sale of a car on Facebook Marketplace.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey released an amended petition to his Writ of Quo Warranto against Kim Gardner on Tuesday.

A missing woman was found dead in a Maryland Heights apartment.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plans to test for radioactive contamination at a suburban St. Louis park that sits along a notoriously toxic creek, a Corps official said Tuesday.

Gary Muehlberg was already serving a life sentence for the 1993 murder of Kenneth Atchison when DNA linked him to at least four additional murders.

St. Louis police are investigating an infant’s death.

The Andean bear that escaped his habitat twice at the Saint Louis Zoo is going to a new home.

Studies show one-in-five adolescent female soccer players will undergo an ACL injury.

More than 100 firefighters battle 8-alarm church fire in New Jersey

Tickets for the season start at $112.

The elevator has been broken since March 10th, and the senior citizens that live there say they have no idea when it will work again.

Multiple signs are now lined up feet away from tents on a hill off I-44 and Hampton Avenue. These signs, issued by the Missouri Department of Transportation, indicate all unhoused residents camped out in this area must leave by noon on March 23.

It’s been four days since a Kansas City father and son went missing while on a spring break trip in Arkansas. Family and friends are holding on to hope they will be found.

The Missouri Department of Transportation postponed the closure of an eastbound lane of I-44 near Eureka to at least Tuesday.

Record rainfall in July 0f 2022 was blamed for widespread flooding that caused $30 million in damage and led to 300 homes being condemned in University City. The trauma of the situation left some flood victims watching weather forecasts more closely and getting nervous when it rains.