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A witness who saw the crash said, "He was not driving right, he was a menace."

Experts said certified navigators can help you navigate the health insurance market and find a plan without putting your personal information at risk.

Spears has many supporters who have advocated for his release, including group of retired St. Louis police officers who run a popular policing podcast.

The new entry and exit system is part of a $52-million investment

Drivers were asked to avoid southbound Interstate 55 near Sidney Street as police investigated the crash.

The ruling effectively ends a mandatory 72-hour waiting period between an appointment and surgical abortion, along with other now unconstitutional state laws.

Hunters face restrictions in transporting deer carcasses throughout Missouri. A proposed change could ease the burden next season.

Eric DeValkenaere was serving a six-year prison sentence for the 2021 killing of Cameron Lamb in Kansas City.

The donations will help cover building repairs for the well-known and historical nonprofit.

A court order barred St. Louis County Executive Sam Page from "taking any further steps to fill the anticipated vacancy."

The man posed with the mountain lion like a trophy kill in Facebook posts, according to the charging documents.

According to county officials, Dennis Hancock hired his stepdaughter, Hollie Galati, on Aug. 19 at a rate of $24.88 per hour.

An investigation was underway to identify the victim and what led up to the incident, police said.

Maryville Elementary Principal Doug Kirk on Friday took the holiday spirit to new heights - literally.

"The Medical Examiner contacted the Homicide Division to advise the 64-year-old man suffered from internal neck injuries consistent with strangulation," police said.

A 4-year-old boy and a 24-year-old man suffered serious injuries in the crash.

Posts circulating online wrongly claim a Coca-Cola truck was involved with endangering children. It was actually from DPD's annual toy drive.

Eight locations are currently planned in St. Louis over the next five years, with a possibility of 25 over the next decade.

"Unfortunately at this time of year, it's no particular neighborhood that people target or look for," police said.

The resignation follows allegations of improper fundraising tactics tied to city inspections.