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Two Black Lives Matter flags, one Trans Lives Matter flag and a church pillar were burned during the late night and early morning of Aug. 28 and 29.

Suburban St. Louis resident Jamie Corley proposed the constitutional amendments to allow those exceptions up until viability, which typically is around 24 weeks.

Ameren Missouri cut 20,083 accounts off of electricity last October, by far the highest number of disconnects the utility has made since late 2019.

Deputy Robert Wagner underwent surgery and is currently recovering at home. The man who police say shot him was later found dead inside a nearby shed.

Anyone with information is asked to call police.

“This is a repeat criminal. This isn’t the first time he has terrorized our community, but it’s definitely the last,” Madison County State's Attorney Tom Haine said.

A witness said the suspect was involved in a love triangle with a man and the woman she shot.

The hospital has begun its downtime policies due to the outage, hospital staff posted on Facebook.

Seven St. Louis-area schools ranked in the top 10 of Missouri's best public high schools, according to U.S. News.

​Here's everything you need to know to get the most out of your skywatching experience Wednesday night.

Missouri was one of just three states that had limited patient access, in which treatment was limited to those with a prescription or a previous medical diagnosis.

"We're not just important to these young women, we're important to the future of the city of St. Louis, said Maggie Sullivan, president of

If you need some late summer entertainment for you and your family, St. Louis County splash pads will be open through Sept. 17.

The lawsuit is the latest legal battle for Delta, which is trying to reverse its license suspension and is asking a Cole County judge to overturn the recall.

It will be the largest pendulum ride in the world, taking riders a jaw-dropping 172 feet into the air.

The lawsuit says that the hospital failed to provide 60 days advance written notice of a mass layoff to employees or staff, as required by the federal WARN act.

The people who worked hard on this bill say it's been roughly 10 years in the making and will make a difference for entertainment in Missouri.

It was their third walk-off win of the season, only the second since April 16.

"We're all just shocked. What happened to him is so sad," said Bernard Taylor, who works at a nearby liquor store.

The lawsuit signed by Mayor Gary Johnson asks a judge to invalidate an emergency meeting held on Aug. 18.