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Former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Michael Wacha has turned in a stellar career and become one of the top free agent signings of the Cardinals' cross-state rivals.

Audacy has quietly erased the dedicated St. Louis market manager job from its org chart, cutting the top local post that oversaw KMOX and its sister stations. The role is being folded into a broader regional setup, and a handful of other positions are also gone. Inside the Olive Street studios, that leaves staffers, talent and advertisers waiting to see who is really in...

An open house last week on the proposed project in Webster Groves to resurface South Elm Avenue from Glendale Road to Watson Road drew a packed house of interested residents. The plan includes a new shared-use path for cyclists and pedestrians to improve connectivity and enhanced safety for this heavily traveled north-south corridor in south Webster Groves, according to the city.

Professional pool is here in St. Louis. 5 On Your Side's Zach Parnes was at the Predator Tournament on Monday.

St. Louis County’s manufacturing scene is buzzing this month, with several solid employers adding to their teams. From hands-on production to quality control and supervision, there’s something for every skill level.

ST. LOUIS — The Better Business Bureau is warning consumers to be cautious when purchasing used vehicles as prices remain elevated and complaints about sales practices continue to rise. Officials said higher prices and limited inventory are shaping the auto market in 2026. Data from Kelley Blue Book shows...

A deadly shooting just outside the University of Missouri–St. Louis campus shut down a stretch of Hanley Road on Monday, leaving one person dead and another critically injured, officials said. The injured person was taken into surgery while detectives and emergency crews worked the scene. Police confirm casualties and...

Two St. Louis fentanyl dealers who worked together have each been sentenced to more than a decade in federal prison.

Yahya Maly is accused of raping multiple women he met on dating apps. His trial began Monday morning.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - St. Louis police have responded to a social media post claiming a man wearing body armor pointed a gun at cars on Tuesday morning. A post circulating on Reddit said that a man wearing a bulletproof vest was approaching cars at gunpoint around 7 a.m. at a stoplight on North Jefferson.