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Residents returned to their homes after lightning caused a gas leak in Olivette.
Jason Marquis pitched six solid innings while Jesus Guzman was hit by a pitch ...
A history of back ailments has sidelined Fred Couples from the Championship.
Wait till you this little goal scorer react to the crowd.
A boil water order has been issued for some residents in the City of Collinsville.
This story may make you feel embarrassed for your country. Injured veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan are waiting years for their disability benefits. And the delays aren't the only statistics that are staggering.
Sunbathers this summer will find new sunscreen labels that are designed to make the products more effective and easier to use
No injuries reported in the latest case which has been turned over to the FBI.
Friday night at 10:15 p.m. NewsChannel 5's Farrah Fazal will host a special about drugs.
A Georgia woman who lost both her hands and legs to a flesh-eating bacteria this past summer has been outfitted with prosthetic hands.
Lunchtime at the Smith house means much of the same for little Ryker. On this day, it's chicken and grapes, two of only four of Ryker's "safe" foods.
Hands down - left-brain thinkers use their right hand to hold their cellphone, a new study finds.
There's feces in pools because people don't shower before swimming, researchers say.
It's enough to make your skin crawl. The Alton Housing Authority is dealing with a bumper crop of bed bugs.
A nine-month KARE 11 investigation uncovered levels of formaldehyde in several items of baby clothing.
We first introduced you to 7-year-old Arianna Dougan back in February.
The Great Strides walk, benefitting the Gateway chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, will be held this weekend.
Stem cell researchers have reached a long-sought milestone in "regenerative" medicine that seeks to provide rejection-free replacement transplant tissues to patients.
Humans have come a long way since the days of caveman, but a new diet is looking to the past for healthier inspiration.