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The last day of theater operations will be Feb. 23, and that the theater will close effective Feb. 28, according to the company letter to staff.

The schools earned the prestigious "R1" status from the Carnegie Foundation, recognizing the schools as top-tier research institutions.

Richard K. Turner, 41, was at a gas station on Thursday when he pulled a knife out on a person who refused to give him a ride.

Gavin M. Ross, 23, of Overland, and Malik Coleman, 19, of Florissant, both face criminal charges after two different arranged drug deals turned into armed robberies.

St. Louis County has cancelled the advisory.

Thieves managed to snatch an ATM from a north St. Louis County tax credit firm. A south county 7-Eleven also had its storefront wrecked, but nothing was stolen.

After shooting the barricaded man, SWAT Officers immediately approached him and disarmed him before trying to save his life, police said.

The victim's mother reportedly learned about it and told the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department on Thursday.

Another wrong-way crash in the St. Louis region has left a young athlete fighting to recover.

For almost 100 years, Lasalle Street has been home to St. Louis' biggest florists. Valentine's Day is their super bowl.

The St. Louis spot has been serving up tropical flair since it opened its doors in 2018.

The head-on collision happened on the ramp from southbound I-270 to I-55.

Standing in front of a podium, Pritzker announced that he was issuing a proclamation to rename Lake Michigan.

The crash happened at the same intersection where a woman and a 2-year-old child were hit and killed in January.

The report led police on a multi-state search.

An 86-year-old Kansas City man will plead guilty Friday to the 2023 shooting of Ralph Yarl, a Black teenager who rang the man’s doorbell by mistake.

Moving forward, bars and entertainment and performance venues will be allowed in the city’s High Density Commercial District through a conditional use permit.

STL Run Crew founder Ricky Hughes is looking to build a community and show people the mental benefits of running.

“I see that area continuing to improve despite this small setback,” Alderman Michael Browning said.

Washington University Chancellor Andrew Martin said the funding changes could be "potentially catastrophic" for the university.