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According to the United States Geological Survey, more than 300 people reported feeling the earthquake Sunday night.

As the man accelerated during a traffic stop, one officer was "unable to separate himself from the vehicle" and was dragged, police said.

Robert Doll, 67, is currently being held in the Madison County Jail.

City of St. Louis Department of Health is participating in a new project called, 'Free EC,' through a partnership with the Missouri Family Health Council.

The Vatican made the announcement Monday, a radical shift in policy that aimed at making the church more inclusive while maintaining its strict ban on gay marriage.

Fisher House in St. Louis reported $340,380 in contributions made in 2021, and $2.19 million in total assets, according to its most recent IRS filing.

If an agreement is reached, Prime Video "would eventually become the streaming home for Diamond’s games."

Among those who could face license revocation is Canna Zoned, a Michigan company that secured two of the 16 dispensary cannabis licenses — in Columbia and Arnold.

The department said the data shows chronic absenteeism is a primary concern for schools across the state.

Despite challenges lying ahead, the family is certain they've been blessed with a Christmas miracle.

The deal comes less than a month after the company said it would be idling steelmaking at the Granite City plant indefinitely.

“A wreath is $17,” said Schulte. “It’s a very small amount to give. That’s a couple of coffees through the week to help honor these brave men and women.”

A refugee family from Ukraine is now living in St. Peters. They've been settling in and looking to the future thanks to a family member and local church.

The theater is in desperate need of financial donations to keep going.

"And when I saw it go in… I just walked off like, ‘What did I just do’," Hargrove said of his 11 points in 28 seconds performance to give SLU the victory.

In August 2020, the city hired Keeley for the first phase of the flood mitigation work, in a contract valued at nearly $17.2 million, Keeley said in the lawsuit.

"I'm all about supporting people who help the community and the environment and boost the local economy," a shopper said.

The threatening messages were delivered via email, city police said.

Union members voted an overwhelming 99% to authorize a strike regarding the terms of a new contract.

The lack of communication from the management has added to the frustration and uncertainty surrounding the closure.