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Officers responding to a home on Winding Woods Drive north of Troy believed they heard gunshots.

David Maas, 57, admitted in court to kicking a man in the head who was on the ground and complying.

“Just imagine when the elementary kids are going across the street to the Soulard Market Park — what they might be walking past every day,” Fowler said.

The neighborhood sits north of the “Delmar Divide,” referring to Delmar Boulevard as a dividing line running east to west across St. Louis city and county.

Global shipping company UPS wants to hire 200 seasonal workers in our area.

A person familiar with the matter told the Business Journal on Thursday that only Panera Bread corporate staffers are affected by the cuts.

A spokesperson for MetroLink said an incident happened off of MetroLink's property, and the victim ran to the train for help.

Board President Megan Green claimed she and others were teargassed in a police "drive-by" during a Central West End protest.

The incident has pushed a local business owner to continue advocating for safer streets.

Two suspects were arrested after a police chase through Jennings.

Six Flags and Cedar Fair, which have little geographical overlap, anticipate $120 million in cost savings within two years of closing the deal.

The children's program filmed an episode in St. Louis after a local 3-year-old won a contest to bring its stars to his hometown.

St. Louis ranked No. 48, down from No. 45 in the 2023 report.

Manchester, a city of 18,000 people could soon grow by an additional 6,500.

The victim told police an argument that started over CB radio ended with Vernon Crutcher "unexpectedly" shooting him.

The St. Louis County Department of Transportation and Public Works is looking to hire 50 more snowplow drivers.

Students and faculty are in an uproar. The students have written a letter to the dispensaries and government officials asking them to reconsider the location.

A hearing on a preliminary injunction is set for Nov. 20 before Judge Ellen Ribaudo.

According to the letter, which is signed by dozens of rabbis and organization leaders, Bush has made numerous incendiary statements in recent weeks.

The region's leading business group expects to see sign of progress in next few years.