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The Clydesdales are brought to Bush stadium in a 50-foot trailer.

A St. Louis research group is looking for the public’s help to stay ahead of mosquito-borne diseases with the new Mosquito Alert App.

Health care in Missouri can be hard to access quickly, between wait times and doctor shortages.

Natalie Turner’s mother reported her missing to St. Louis police on March 15.

A 14-year-old boy was shot and killed in north St. Louis County on Sunday night; police are looking for two suspects in connection with his death

A Florissant man has been indicted after being accused of killing an 18-year-old at a Cool Valley gas station in January.

St. Charles County Prosecutor Tim Lohmar has announced he’s leaving the job.

The East Riverfront MetroLink station will remain closed and will be unavailable for sports fans to use on Opening Day.

The campus is not on lockdown and the university is advising students to resume normal activities.

The race for St. Louis City Ward 14 Alderman is heating up as two candidates are seen going back and forth on video.

A person found dead in 1984 was identified this month by investigators in Lincoln County in a decades-long cold case.

Family and friends gathered in grief Wednesday night, nearly four years after a young mother’s murder.

On Wednesday, LGBTQ advocates protested Missouri lawmakers supporting legislation restricting who can get gender-affirming care—or healthcare that aids in transitioning from one sex to another.

Cardinal fans and downtown bars are ready for the return of Cardinal baseball.

Other new food options include 'Big Chicken' sandwiches and Freddy's steak burgers.

St. Louis ranks the 3rd overall most demand in the MLB throughout the entire season.

The longtime St. Louis favorite 4 Hands Brewery is expanding to Chesterfield along with food partner Hi-Pointe as part of a major redevelopment of the former outlet mall.

Mercy South honors organ donors to kick off the start of National Donate Life month.

The best teachers have the ability to connect their coursework to life outside of the classroom for their students. For Chaminade’s Dan Stout, the ability to connect theology and baseball is second nature.

The iconic monument is seeing a big boost in visitors, but the number of workers is down.

A new state-of-the-art sports complex for youth sports is expected to bring in 900,000 visitors each year to Chesterfield.

An Illinois man was declared sexually dangerous and has been committed to the Illinois Department of Corrections after a bench trial.

The date to discuss if a trial will proceed against Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner has been pushed back.

The National Weather Service has announced the upgrade would be delayed until April 6.

On the site of the current Weldon Spring Conservation and August Busch Memorial Conservation Areas once sat plants that made TNT and DNT during World War II, and produced uranium during the Cold War. But before the area was a center for war production, there existed three towns.

House lawmakers also on Tuesday voted to strip all state funding from public libraries.

On Wednesday a judge set a court date for St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner and Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey to meet face-to-face.

North St. Louis County residents are still waiting for West Lake Landfill to be cleaned of radioactive waste after attending an Environmental Protection Agency meeting with no firm date in place.

The remains of a St. Louis soldier killed during World War II are coming home.

Both the prosecution and defense recommended that he get five years’ probation, during which he will have to live in a mental institution and receive treatment for his mental health.