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An accident closed all lanes of westbound I-44 near Union, Mo. for around an hour Wednesday morning.

More than 20,000 soccer fans saw the US women’s national soccer team defeat the Republic of Ireland 1-0 Tuesday night at CITYPARK

A proposal in the Missouri House would create a loan program to address the water contamination and infrastructure problem in St. Charles.

A local man who has just about every kind of ID imaginable told News 4 he’s getting the run-around getting a REAL ID.

Parkway North High School hosted the Special Olympics on Tuesday.

A recent robbery turned kidnapping at a South Grand Avenue gas station has residents who live nearby the busy roadway feeling on edge.

St. Charles County library officials told News 4 that four of their branches will now be closed on Sundays due to staffing shortages.

A judge ruled that two more former alderpersons in Bellefontaine Neighbors be granted back pay.

Illinois has committed $1.6 million a year to fund the service, called “New Leaf,” but organizers said many who need the service don’t know about it.

Due to rapidly deteriorating pavement conditions, the Missouri Department of Transportation will close a lane across the Jefferson Barracks Bridge on Wednesday.

And in Illinois, the Madison County State's Attorney is ready to go to court to argue against the state's semiautomatic weapon ban.

St. Louis police are investigating a South City crash where one vehicle ended in the River Des Peres engulfed in flames.

A car dealership that has been the focus of investigations by News 4 and Illinois state officials is once again being accused of selling broken-down cars.

BJC Healthcare is expanding its gun lock program as gunshot injuries remain high in the St. Louis region.

A man was killed in a Tuesday afternoon crash in the City of St. Louis.

Some people in St. Louis enjoyed the good weather in St. Louis on Sunday by taking a riverboat cruise on the mighty Mississippi.

The Horseless Carriage Club of Missouri spent Easter Sunday hosting it’s annual car show.

Hundreds welcomed the United States Women’s National Soccer Team to the Metro area Saturday evening, ahead of Tuesday’s match at CITYPARK.

Make-A-Wish held it’s annual Walk for Wishes in Forest Park on Saturday.

Man found shot to death in the 5700 block of St. Louis Avenue

Local transgender advocates are cautiously optimistic about a Biden Administration push to make it harder to ban transgender athletes from competing in sports, as bills to the contrary make their way through the Missouri legislature.

Nearly 10 months since being banned in the Downtown and Downtown West area of St. Louis, electric scooters are making a comeback.

Christian Academy of Greater St. Louis started a school-wide fight against hunger in January. Students saw their efforts come to life Friday after raising money to feed 10,000 people in need.

Metro is set to operate its Call-A-Ride service in a reduced area starting Monday.

Both St. Louis City and County have lifted COVID-19 emergency declarations Friday morning.

Currently, if you want a liquor license, business owners must gather signatures from neighbors and then have them verified by the city. They said that process can take up to six months.

Local businesses are opening in malls, where larger retailers once filled these spots.

A police chase turned deadly in the St. Louis Metro is raising concerns among the public and organizations like the NAACP.

As a lifelong Cardinals fan, Reed has spent the last 63 years going to games. However, this game was one that he’ll never forget after trading in the home run ball for a signed ball.

The two men accused of killing Darrion Rankin-Fleming and Dmyah Fleming had their cases dismissed and then refiled for a second time. News 4 Investigates found out the prosecutors weren’t ready for trial.