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Alyssa Tripp, 33, allegedly sprayed a non-verbal autistic child with water and pinned his hands to a table to keep him from reaching a tablet he used to communicate.

The flames were set for a good cause.

Caleb Israel Isaiah Holmes, 31, was arrested Monday morning, after at-large warrants were issued on Friday.

The feds said that Scott H. Foster manipulated the company's human resources system to create an employee account for his "paramour."

The 18-year-old St. Charles resident faces one count of carrying a loaded weapon into a school premises, a class E felony.

The Madison County Employment and Training apprenticeship program started in January 2022 and has grown to work with four high schools and five employers.

A smashed driver side window that gave thieves access to steal from a young man's locked car on Rutger Street, according to the homeowner.

Mayor Tishaura Jones addresses the death of a homeless woman, jail conditions and the response to a January snowstorm in a wide-ranging interview.

In a statement, Tony Kirchner's attorney said Montgomery was caught lying about the incident and the statement was a an "utterly ridiculous and stupid excuse."

Big changes are underway at the St. Louis County Animal Care and Control Adoption Center.

Ellie Bentley was dragged in Feb. 2024. This week, St. Louis prosecutors dropped the charges against the man she said left her bleeding in the street.

Webster Groves resident Eboni Gaither, 35, faces several criminal charges after the Friday incident.

The closing announcement listed a variety of issues the owners said they have experienced in recent years.

With the new location opening soon, they are taking their food truck to their new spot to host some weekend events.

The district will get 24 electric buses to replace its diesel fleet after weeks of uncertainty due to federal funding freezes.

"This is not goodbye it's see you soon," the restaurant said on Facebook.

Former deputy Tony Kirchner was forced to gamble for his badge amid accusations of campaigning in uniform as First Ward election tensions escalate.

Police and paramedics responded Saturday night to the Civic Center Transit Center, just hours after a St. Louis Blues game wrapped up at nearby Enterprise Center.

"The Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis was requested by the Cahokia Heights Police Department to assist with the investigation."

In a world where homeless individuals often feel invisible, Carolyn Knarr has made it her mission to ensure they're not only seen but remembered.