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​There was no reason given for the move, though the City Justice Center has had a myriad of issues over the past several years.

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

First reports from the investigation say the car, traveling in an unknown direction, struck a pole and rolled over before it caught fire.

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.

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.

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.