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Fans wanting a look inside the day-to-day work put in by Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes will soon get a chance to see it.

A woman was caught on camera taking a key to the side of a Tesla after a country concert on Friday.

Drought conditions are amplifying concerns of river pollution across the bi-state, and local ecologists are taking notice.

54-year-old Michael Rue is being remembered as someone who was very sociable. His daughter, Heather Dudley, also said he was adventurous about the foods he ate.

Whether it’s because of the sight, or the smell, you may find yourself drawn to the Seeds of Grace Lavender Farm in the College Hill neighborhood of North St. Louis.

Certain healthcare providers are allowing patients to take out loans or medical credit cards in efforts to pay for procedures.

A plan to boost water rates in the City of St. Louis has moved forward.

A man from Georgia is accused of felony stealing after he allegedly stole over $30,000 by altering a $100 bill.

There have been several water main breaks throughout neighborhoods in south St. Louis since Friday.

The Washington County Sheriff is asking for help in an investigation after a child and mother were struck during a hit and run in Okawville, Illinois. The sheriff says it happened Tuesday night near the Original Springs Hotel in Okawville.

Two men who were previously acquitted of murder have pleaded guilty in separate cases.

Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore has added more experienced Assistant Circuit Attorneys to his team, which will contribute to the prime goal in his administration of moving the backlogged cases through the legal system.

The Juneteenth holiday will be celebrated Monday, June 19. The holiday commemorates of the end of slavery in the U.S. in 1865.

A bill that Missouri Gov. Mike Parson is in the position to sign into law would change the standard judges use to determine what’s in the best interest of a child during custody cases.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a car on Interstate 170 south of St. Charles Rock Road early Thursday.

St. Louis man allegedly hijacks Uber driver at gunpoint

Agents with the Transportation Security Administration dealt with an unusual security breach Tuesday night.

If you’re looking for more fun besides a visit to the top of the Arch this summer, you’re in luck because you won’t have to go too far.

Parallel parking is often one of the toughest parts of your driver’s examination. However, getting the test itself might be even tougher, thanks to low staffing levels in the St. Louis region.

A black bear was seen walking the streets of Franklin and Crawford counties on Wednesday.

City leaders point to water main breaks all over the city as indications that the water infrastructure needs to be improved.

The vast growth that has taken shape across the Midtown region in the last few years could be seen as by design.

Arkansas will host Texas in a conference game for the first time since 1991. Missouri will host Oklahoma, the last meeting between the Tigers and Sooners was in 2011.

Loved by the people he died trying to protect.

A St. Clair, Missouri, business is in the spotlight right now thanks to rave reviews on an international website.

Wednesday, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri welcomed 50 new U.S. citizens at the Missouri History Museum.

With the St. Louis area’s concerns about police chases, News 4 is diving into what law enforcement is doing to bring safety to the forefront.

Local leaders collected hundreds of worn-out flags Wednesday morning with the goal of giving them an honorable retirement this Fall.

Hot weather means more people are looking for ways to keep cool, which may include a dip in the pool.

Last year, they awarded $1.5 million. This year, they are awarding close to $4.5 millions. The money will go to 350 artists and organizations.