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Employees of a Fenton martial arts school ran to the aid of a mother and her babies after the rollover crash. They said their training helped them rescue the family.

The victims' family demands justice. Family member Nicole Rivera said, "We're not going to stop fighting."

"He kept saying help me! Help me!' recalled Clayton Poindexter.

“She has a light that truly emulates from her,” Art Therapist Daphne Dierkes said.

Breckendridge Hills and Woodson Terrace officers shot and injured Je'von Henderson, who was later charged with first-degree assault of a special victim.

Michael Gist, 36, died at a hospital two days after the Dec. 5 shooting.

The video shows the man walking into the restaurant, walking around the counter and kicking the employee who was at the cash register.

Police determined the shooting occurred several blocks north of the casino, near the intersection of Collins Street and Cass Avenue.

His identity has not been revealed as of Friday morning.

Police and fire officials have not said if anyone was injured in the crash or what led up to the collision.

The audit also recommended the district put monthly cycle limits on spending, identify what type of purchases are actually acceptable and training staffers.

Doug Burris started on December 2, 2024 and his current contract goes through February 3, 2025.

The organization is working to grant nearly 4,600 Little Wishes from children in foster care – that's more than they have ever had.

Ollie’s Bargain Outlet, a closeout and overstock merchandise chain, has opened four stores in the St. Louis region in the last 18 months with plans for a fifth.

It is still unclear who will get to choose Bell's replacement. Both Parson and St. Louis County Executive Sam Page have claimed the authority to fill the vacancy.

Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call CrimeStoppers at 866-371-8477 to leave an anonymous tip.

The same building was the site of a hazardous fire in 2021 that triggered evacuations and criminal charges against the former owners.

The donation will assist the department with recruiting and retaining physicians and researchers to help drive innovation.

“Most of these are only the size of a softball to maybe a beachball and they usually burn up before they ever make the ground,” Robert Lunsford said.

The chemical can trigger asthma, miscarriages, and fertility problems, according to a new analysis by ProPublica.