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Keshawn Thomas is now a proud employee with the City of Collinsville. He was honored during this week’s city council meeting for becoming the first individual to complete a year-long apprenticeship for students with disabilities.

Some are little. Others are lavish. The selection feels endless at the STL RV Travel Show.

The superintendent of the Mehlville School District expressed hope that taxpayers will help them retain current teachers and attract new ones.

A suspect’s cell phone and gun contained clues that would not just help them solve a violent crime in East Alton but also two other violent crimes, thousands of miles away.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen voted Friday to double their pay from $37,500 a year to $72,000.

There are more than 3,000 inappropriately certified teachers in classrooms across Missouri, and the state's education department says it all goes back to the teacher shortage crisis. 

Drivers on area roadways are noticing an uptick in broken bits of streets and surfaces.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is searching for a suspect who hit a woman with a firearm and robbed her in the Central West End.

Traffic backup after I-64 vehicle fire

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones spoke out about the arrests of three teens for this week's wave of violent crimes.

Forest Park has just about everything except basketball. That’s all likely to change soon.

Convicted serial rapist Dominic Yocco learned Thursday that he’s going to prison for the remainder of his life. A St. Louis County judge sentenced him to 16 consecutive life sentences.