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The project would add a new residential building and pickleball facility, and renovate an existing home on the site.

The shooting happened late Sunday night at an apartment on St. Ferdinand Avenue, police said.

Police said the incident was not random, but no arrests had been made as of Friday morning.

In half of the cases, authorities say the teenagers died by suicide after being targeted.

Duchesne High School raised $5,000 for alum Nathan Spiess during their rivalry soccer game against St. Dominic.

After a historically early season in 2024, the mushrooms are back on track for a proper spring emergence.

Police said he was told he was not allowed at an event at the Holocaust Museum but responded with a statement that concerned victims and police.

Lake sturgeon spawning has been observed in Missouri for the fourth consecutive year, indicating successful wild reproduction and recovery efforts.

Two people were airlifted to Barnes-Jewish Hospital. One person was treated at a local hospital for smoke inhalation. 13 others were moved to a temporary Red Cross.

U.S. District Judge Schelp ordered Green and St. Louis to show why their conduct in filing the suit doesn't violate court rules against bringing suits to harass.

Plastics, bamboo and other materials are common imports for American companies to use for diapers.

The man from Colombia was arrested for credit card fraud in the city.

The men allegedly defrauded victims by pretending to be with financial institutions, law enforcement, government agencies like the IRS and Department of Treasury.

Here's a list of independent bookstores celebrating on Saturday, April 26.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Moline Acres Police Department Dispatch at 636-529-8210 or email jdavis@molineacres.org.

Police went inside a home on Farlin Avenue and found two women shot in an upstairs bedroom.

The boy was found unharmed on Thursday morning.

A St. Charles County resident wins $6.3 million from a lottery ticket purchased in Lake St. Louis.

The bill responds to laws in cities like St. Louis, Clayton and Webster Groves that ban discrimination based on tenants' source of income.

The products will receive a four-week trial on an endcap at select St. Louis-area Schnucks stores.