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The FBI St. Louis Division said Daniel Harris, 65, is charged with robbing the St. Louis Community Credit Union in 2017.

A spokesperson with the Saint Louis Zoo said Bea was found on the antelope house roof and staff assisted in reuniting her with her owner.

Its original location, on Lafayette Avenue near Lafayette Square, has remained open, though with limited inventory. And the Downtown West location has been open.

A Cape Girardeau couple was stunned by the city’s response to delays and confusion they experienced while calling 911.

Two out of three locations are now open for the pick-your-own apples experience at Eckert's Farm.

Witnesses called for help, but the man did not survive.

Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or Detective Andrew Monroe at 636-797-5030.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson calls it the "largest project in the state's history."

St. Louis Alderman Rasheen Aldridge says no one in public safety should make less than $48,000.

The city said the level of free ammonia in the raw groundwater, which is vital for disinfecting the water, has dropped to a third of what it should be.

Several fan-favorite theme nights return and there are plenty of must-have giveaways for Blues fans!

There were five stores in total. There are currently two still up and running.

Prosecutors said the pursuit ended with Cameron Thomas forcing his way into a woman's High Ridge apartment at gunpoint.

The community survey generated about 700 responses.

It's one of the St. Louis region's largest employers.

Maplewood Mayor Nikylan Knapper called the passage of the two measures a “pivotal moment” in the city’s history.

Authorities said a man drowned Saturday afternoon in the Big River near Rockford Beach, the second death in the area in just over a month.

According to the listing on the department's website, the jobs are nine-and-a-half month per year positions working with students from kindergarten to fifth grade.

These no-cost, nutritious meals will help St. Louis-area kids and teens stay focused and active after school.

Javonte Hicks posed as a potential buyer for the shoes and robbed the victim when meeting for the sale.