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The city is applying for federal assistance to help families replace their water lines if they have lead exposure.

Police said the plainclothes officer was held down by two workers while a third beat him over the head with a hardhat.

The charcoal stored inside the facility will cause the fire to burn for days on end, the New Haven-Berger Fire Protection District said.

A big focus was on therapy and meeting people where they are.

You can donate through an online crowdfunding campaign, or bring clothing and essentials to a drive this Monday.

Police are asking for the public's help to find two people wanted in connection with the fatal shootings of two men in September in north St. Louis.

Negotiations have stalled once again between The Boeing Co. and 33,000 of its employees.

District officials said they did not have an estimated time for power restoration.

Police said the child's mother is in custody and may face criminal charges.

The Red Cross is currently looking for volunteers to help with the aftermath of Hurricane Milton.

These are some of the organizations that are providing relief to those affected by Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton.

"I haven't been able to sleep for nights. I'm not scared. We are prepared," Niadu Allen said.

Aaliyah and Andrew Mencin said they are traumatized and don't want this to happen to anyone else.

The community showed up to catch the emotional reunion. Many said they're now interested in learning how to perform CPR. The mayor is working to make that happen.

Mayor Tishaura Jones: 'If you are an absentee property owner, read my lips: neglect is no longer welcome in the city of St. Louis.'

Justin Kromrie and his wife went to Longhorn Steakhouse in Fairview Heights for their 13th wedding anniversary. They soon became sick, and Kromrie was hospitalized.

“It’s sad that it’s state of the world we live in now that people are going to victimize an organization that’s primary interest is children"

Police said Markel Davis returned to St. Louis a couple days ago, and detectives learned he was planning to film a music video Tuesday.

"It's a part of our culture, it's a part of our roots," said group coordinator Gabriela Cornelius.

Some area residents have been receiving letters saying they may not be registered to vote.