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The airport wants a contractor to procure and install 10 new passenger boarding bridges and walkways, demolish four current bridges and relocate another seven.

The group said Andrew Bailey, Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore and City Counselor Michael Garvin can and should "take action to secure the ouster of Sheriff Montgomery."

Police said the men charged with murder met the man and tried to rob him.

A February cyberattack on Missouri's Department of Conservation exposed employees' personal data, officials revealed on Friday.

State Rep. Cecelie Williams said, "Ultimately, this can never happen again."

The incident happened at about 3 a.m. Tuesday in the city's Walnut Park West neighborhood.

The deadly shooting happened Saturday night on LaSalle Park Court, near St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church.

MWR has more than 30 porta-potties in tornado-damaged north city. Mayor Cara Spencer says she is working with porta-potty companies to increase the number.

Staff at Old Bonhomme Elementary helped orchestrate a surprise marriage proposal for music teacher Danielle Sutherland.

Police said multiple agencies were looking for the man when the shots were fired.

Kelly Guerra installs a baby supply vending machine at Lambert Airport to help traveling families.

“Usually, people aren’t finding out until a home is being built or when you go to sell your property,” St. Charles Co. Recorder of Deeds Mary Dempsey said.

The assault at a Washington, Missouri, home left a 71-year-old man dead and a 50-year-old woman injured.

Police said he admitted to the stabbings of a 22-year-old man and a 30-year-old woman.

Bailee Tolbert credits the fast food chains' sauce packets for boosting her track performance all season long.

The new "gossip commitment" was leaked to 5 On Your Side, showing the crackdown on media leaks isn't exactly working.

"The SLMPD will continue to hold reckless drivers accountable who have no regard for public safety," the police department said in an email.

A fire overnight damaged the historic Lyle Mansion in Carondelet Park. Built in 1842, it’s considered one of St. Louis’ oldest surviving frame buildings.

Neighbors said they heard a loud boom and then saw smoke coming from the home. The man's young son notified a neighbor of the dire emergency.

City officials confirmed the proposed buyouts. They also blasted the handling of the contamination investigation, saying it has created mistrust in residents.