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Every penny of the sales Sunday went directly to Backstoppers for Lee's family.

In a 5 On Your Side exclusive, Annie Krall spoke to the hero bystanders who jumped into action as the shooting victim fought for her life.

For at least one family, the delay only heightened the excitement.

The significance of this celebration is rooted in self love.

Officers with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department responded to the reports of the shooting around 6:30 a.m. in the 700 block of Ponce Avenue.

The Downtown Public Safety Ambassadors can escort people to their cars, answer questions, give directions and communicate with police.

Despite the hour extension moving forward, controversy is brewing over one dispensary's request to now open a drive thru.

Each week, Operation Food Search officials drop off 15 empty donation barrels at two schools that are playing each other on Friday night.

The shooting happened Monday at the Phillips 66 on Salisbury Street, according to St. Louis police.

According to court records, the former representative was charged with 10 felonies, including theft and forgery.

Josh Hawley says you should vote for him because he secured funding for military housing. Senate voting records show he opposed it.

Residents, visitors, and employees can call, text or email the command center to make a report.

In July, heavy rain ruptured a culvert pipe behind a home in Woodridge Estates. Rain washed out a large section of the land around the pipe.

The new facility will provide primary care, behavioral health, pharmacy services and more.

The park said Friday's Fright Fest would not take place due to expected rain and winds from Helene.

19 additional members are heading southeast to help with relief efforts.

The man was identified as Gregory Maxwell, 37, of Springfield, Illinois.

A total of 94 healthcare workers were possibly exposed to the state's first human bird flu case, and the nation's first without animal contact.

The arrests were part of the "latest phase" of Operation North Star, the U.S. Marshals Service said.

The developer needs an additional $7 million to $8 million to finish projects at Armory STL, the St. Louis Business Journal reports.