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From recreation to maintaining our roads, local businesses are profiting from the largest snowfall our region has seen in years.

“I don’t know that across the country there is a more generous, more charitable, city or region than we have in St. Louis,” Chris Kerber said.

Williams said in court Thursday "I'm not a monster" and "I've done a lot of growing as a person."

Snow plows need space to safely clear snow from roads, area officials said.

A specific date for the closure was not given.

Advocate groups in the city said up to 500 people could be out in the cold without a place to stay through the nights.

MoDOT crews will once again start plowing roads throughout the state. Here's which roads will get plowed last.

We're digging into the rules, risks and responsibilities of snow removal, and what it all means for you and your neighbors.

In a press release, the zoo said it would close Friday "for the safety of guests, employees and volunteers."

The owner said he hopes the iconic neon peacock sign out front will remain in place.

When the man charged at them with a knife, one of the officers fired the fatal gunshot, Kirksville police said.

Police found the man in the street with a gunshot wound to his head at Union Boulevard and Dr. Martin Luther King Drive.

The 10-time Grammy Award-winning singer will grace the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre stage on July 11.

"It was absolutely terrifying. I feared the worst. She is truly our Christmas miracle," her mother said.

Impact Finance is the second firm in recent weeks to say it is moving employees from Downtown West to downtown.

The company contracts with the federal government whenever there are big fires. This comes as a local content creator found himself in the middle of harm's way.

The council is asking the state auditor to look into concerns of credit card use, travel expenses and mishandling of Sunshine Law requests.

The "Classic Combo" will be available at 11 St. Louis area locations, including a burger, fries and drink for $12.99.

The group is accused of robbing the Brinks employees while they were servicing an ATM on Dec. 5.

“They have to eat,” Park-Et Restaurant owner Jason Bleckley said. "They’re out there in a lot worse conditions than we are in here. It’s miserable outside."