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Marcellus Williams is scheduled to be executed on September 24 for the murder of St. Louis Post Dispatch reporter, Felicia Gayle.

The St. Clair County Coroner said the man who died was Trevion J. Brown.

The location in Lafayette Square used to house the Vin de Set restaurant and other businesses, but a 2022 fire forced them all to close.

The bank has found a new home at 175 Carondelet Plaza in the Shoppes at the Crescent.

Police said the officer told the man to drop a knife he was holding multiple times. It is unclear if the man, whose ID was from Honduras, spoke English.

On Tuesday, the police department released photos of two people and a black, Infinity sedan that they are looking for in connection with the shooting.

The girls lost control of the UTV on Shaw Road, causing it to roll several times, according to the Macoupin County Sheriff's Office.

The district says 6,400 students are riding the yellow school buses this year, 6,200 will use private van service, and 1,446 will use Metro Transit.

Drivers' lack of awareness about a straight route from I-270 westbound to Dunn Road is causing unnecessary traffic headaches in Florissant.

Investigators were called to the scene at about 6:30 a.m. Monday at Natural Bridge and Arlington avenues.

The firm plans to start postal service at the new Chesterfield office in October and move in as early as November.

The giant locomotive is 132 feet long and weighs 1.2 million pounds. Here's when you can see it in person.

The school’s stadium has been closed since mid-July after the field was damaged during heavy rainfall and flash flooding.

As part of the program, 10 libraries across the city and county will provide “super snacks” for children free of charge starting on Aug. 19.

Transportation has been a headache for the district and parents, but there is support out there, not only from the community but also from other parents.

The family has raised more than half of their $10,000 goal to assist with medical expenses.

Less than 48 hours before the first day of class, at least 1,000 Saint Louis Public Schools students were left without transportation.

A single father redefines what it means to stand tall in the face of adversity.

Less than an hour later, officers with SLMPD's 5th District spotted the stolen 2013 Ford and tried to pull it over. "The Mustang fled, and a pursuit was initiated."

Food equity non-profit UJIMA was one of several nonprofits sent an eviction notice by the school district.