Some residents in a St. Charles community are upset over teens speeding through their neighborhood on dirt bikes.

Today marks the celebration of "Star Wars Day," observed annually on May the Fourth, a nod to the iconic phrase, "May the Force be with you."

Star Wars fans gathered at the Ferguson Farmers Market to celebrate this beloved film series. The day's festivities included a Jedi Knight show, Jedi training sessions for children, and a performance by the Ritenour High School Band playing music from Star Wars. Over 30 vendors participated, offering a variety of food, drinks, and homemade products.

There was also a family fun area complete with face painting, balloons, a bouncy house, and an attraction called the "Galaxy Space Crawl."

A building is considered a total loss after it was engulfed by a fire overnight. Firefighters responded to the scene on State Street around 7:20 p.m. Friday. The structure, an old workshop near the U.S. Steel plant, along with everything inside, was completely destroyed. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported as the building was vacant at the time of the fire. The cause of the blaze is currently under investigation.

A Webster Groves high school senior wins $5,000 after receiving the top prize in "The Missouri My Impact Challenge."

A Kentucky Derby event supporting kids with type 1 diabetes is also taking place today. The event shines a light on kids who are strong and resilient in life while managing this disease.

The cancer support community of Greater St. Louis is hosting its annual Steps for Hope event this morning at 10 a.m.. The event is a walk-slash-fun run in the sailboat cove at Creve Coeur Park. The day includes your choice of a 1 mile or 3.7 mile walk, snacks, a raffle, and plenty of family-friendly activities.

This clip of Memorial Park is courtesy of DroneFOX, powered by the Bommarito Automotive Group.

A burned, abandoned house has become a hazard in a north St. Louis neighborhood.

Another water main break in north St. Louis Friday is bringing concern back to residents about the city’s aging infrastructure. Many have been without water pressure for hours.

Advocates with Missourians for Constitutional Freedom and the ACLU of Missouri dropped off more than 380,000 signatures to the Secretary of State’s Office in hopes of asking voters later this year to overturn Missouri’s abortion ban.

The family of a 5-year-old wants to know what happened at school that required a trip to the hospital and resuscitation by the heroin overdose medicine Narcan.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators joined forces with several organizations to stage a demonstration near Washington University Friday.

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