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Police said that a 14-year-old boy, who was not a St. Mary's student, fired a reported stolen handgun. Police provided an update during their weekly briefing.

The man's bail was set at $1 million. He remains in custody at the Madison County Jail.

A judge will weigh the arguments after hearing faith leaders' protests to a ban on abortions.

Workers and law enforcement were seen at the overpass Wednesday.

Schools don't have long to apply for funding to test and address dangerous lead levels in drinking water through the "Get the Lead out of School Drinking Water Act."

Police said the man abandoned a woman's corpse after he found her dead in his spare bedroom.

The lawsuit is the latest of many to challenge restrictive abortion laws enacted by conservative states after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

The woman driving one of the vehicles was pronounced dead on scene.

The shooting happened just after 9:30 p.m. on Scott Avenue.

The city of St. Louis has water and sewer infrastructure that’s more than 100 years old which is getting more and more beat up by extreme weather.

Each officer will be assigned their own, unique camera to wear. There are plenty of extra body cams on hand as new officers join the force.

A former employee of Satchmo's Bar & Grill, owned by Republican State Sen. Ben Brown, claims he wasn't paid for overtime hours worked.

The Chapter 11 petition, seeking to put SA Hospital Acquisition Group LLC in bankruptcy, says that the four have claims totaling $3.8 million.

Webster occupies the space on the building's first three floors. The Arcade also has 282 apartments.

“This is to honor our direct ancestors who helped build St. Louis University,” said Founder and Executive Director of DSLUE, Robin Proudie.

St. Louis University Museum of Art SLUMA is displaying West’s art exhibit through November.

Players in the locker room said Kelce was hurt on a play in the red zone but was able to limp off the field on his own.

Some pools are inviting dogs to swim for a day before they close for the summer.

The BP station on Chouteau Avenue has been the scene of several crimes, some deadly, within recent years. But advocates are saying the business is not the problem.

The new safety measures range from installing metal detectors to increased presence of law enforcement and administrative staff.