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Days following the closure, elected officials and organizers have come to together to form a fund for impacted workers.

Since its inception in 2015, the center has helped aid 4,242 arrests and recover 2,733 stolen vehicles from the streets of St. Louis.

Neighbors say the blue mailbox in The Hill neighborhood at the corner of Wilson and Sublette avenues was left open this week.

Heather Taylor, a retired homicide sergeant, was appointed by Mayor Tishaura Jones in 2021.

The inmate was sent to the hospital after his cellmate repeatedly bit him early Wednesday.

Thousands hit the roads and skies on Thursday to get ahead of the holiday rush.

FAA officials wrote in their Dec. 15 finding, Boeing's project on land leased at the airport “will not significantly affect the quality of the human environment.”

Police said the thieves tried to steal multiple cars but were only able to steal one.

Anglers throughout the state scored lucky catches this year. Here's a look back at the record-breakers.

The chain of urgent care clinics allegedly submitted false claims for medical services, including COVID-19 testing.

One man says the gingerbread man tried to open his front door. Another person told WUSA9 he was just standing outside her window.

Members of Missouri's Public Service Commission almost approved a new rule to mandate the state's utility companies to disclose disconnection data by ZIP code.

Prosecutors called multiple witnesses, including the surviving victim and her daughter, who witnessed the shooting but was not injured.

The pub crawl was listed on Eventbrite, advertising free drinks, food, cover and VIP viewings of the New Year’s Eve ball drop for $40 per ticket.

According to an online crash report from the Missouri State Highway Patrol, James R. Johnson's motorcycle was too fast, striking the curb and throwing Johnson.

Same day John Jacob Ehlinger posts bail, prosecutors in St. Louis County charge him with additional assault

They say across the country the relationship between the LGBTQ+ community and law enforcement has been broken for decades.

Cardinal Ritter has around 450 students. St. Mary's has 225. That comes to a $170,000 investment, just for the students.

Saint Charles Fire Capt. Kelly Hunsel said the biggest challenges were navigating narrow streets and extinguishing the fire close to nearby homes.

No toxicology screening was performed. A police spokeswoman said the officer was distracted by the police radio before the crash.