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The crime plaguing the heart of St. Louis continues to be top of mind for business owners and city leaders.

The restaurant will reopen Friday.

A claim circulating in Midwest Facebook circles said the temporary hurricane could damage lawns and even cars. Meteorologists say the claim is bunk.

It would provide a new local recruiting center for the Coast Guard, which currently has its recruiting office in the North County Square shopping center.

Bullets struck the man in the leg and the dog in the paw, police said.

Target’s Midtown location, located near Saint Louis University, will have 95 employees. It is a smaller-format store compared with the retailer’s average store.

Tickets for the new destination are available starting Wednesday evening.

Capt. Jim Cova was "the calm to the storm," Lt. Jason Brice said. "It's a tremendous loss."

Donation bins will be at the front of each store through July 16.

Four wolf pups in total were born during the zoo's Sears Lehmann, Jr. Wildlife Reserve's first red wolf breeding season.

Athletes from the St. Louis area will soon represent Team USA in numerous sports including track & field, basketball and diving. Here's who has qualified so far.

The debt relief will come as a result of a partnership between the city and an organization that buys medical debt for pennies on the dollar.

Bidding starts at $5 million for the 234,600-square-foot building and “all its contents."

Tuesday, the mayor said the city has done all it can do and continued her call for state lawmakers to pass tougher gun laws. Opponents are firing back.

The U.S. Coast Guard has restricted some boating activities due to high waters.

Kohn's Kosher Meat and Deli had been selling kosher foods since 1963.

Tuesday afternoon was the first time Mayor Tishaura Jones spoke to reporters since the downtown activity unfolded.

Jefferson County saw heavy rainfall Tuesday in some of the same areas that flooded Monday. The storms ripped down trees and flooded schools.

First responders were on the scene of the multi-vehicle crash at about 12:45 a.m. Friday on West Florissant Avenue.

Displays of U.S. flags are welcome for the remembrance, the Missouri Fire Service Funeral Assistance Team said.