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The animal rescue center in downtown St. Louis has taken in a number of animals without homes ahead of the cold temperatures and snow this weekend.

It said while these decisions are difficult, they are necessary for the long-term strength and sustainability of its organization.

"Unfortunately, fear and ignorance of privacy laws have caused a frenzy of concern over our program," a letter from the company said Friday.

Proceeds will support the care and feeding of the Saint Louis Zoo's animals.

Richmond Heights police said no items were taken from any of the cars.

Thomas Kinworthy's defense is preparing to argue he is not guilty of the 2020 murder of St. Louis Police Officer Tamarris Bohannon by reason of insanity.

Joining Patton’s organization as sponsors are the Kirkwood Social Justice Coalition, Kirkwood Human Rights Commission, and Kirkwood School District.

More than 100 pro-Palestinian demonstrators packed a City Hall hearing room to support calls for release of hostages and an immediate bilateral ceasefire in Gaza.

The event happens Saturday, Jan. 13, at 11 a.m., at the Busch Student Center at St. Louis University.

The Madison County coroner identified the victim on Friday.

A 46-year-old was shot and killed, and a 19-year-old was hospitalized for a gunshot wound to his face, police said.

The 2023 festival operated for 23 days, presenting 35 local vendors including seven food trucks.

Customers can unlock the cabinet by entering their phone number on a keypad to receive a code via text message.

The missing endangered man was found Thursday.

The International Olympic Committee has signed the first beer brand in the 40-year history of a sponsorship program that earns billions of dollars.

The to-go barbecue concept has closed inside Schnucks' Kirkwood and Crestwood food halls.

Biscuit preorder forms and volunteer sign-up is available at HeatUpStLouis.org.

The company, SMS Novel Films, sent a strongly worded letter to the city on Thursday in response to the cease-and-desist.

Police said the suspect and victim were among a group that were taking turns "play shooting" at each other.

Here's what St. Louis could learn from Baltimore, Maryland.