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Around the country, there are about 500 wrong way driving deaths a year.

Evan Rodriguez was sworn in to oversee the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office, and the Missouri Attorney General's Office is assisting while interviews continue.

"Everything should get going again after the governor appoints a successor," SLU Law Professor Dr. Anders Walker said.

Missouri Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe launched his campaign for governor Tuesday night in Jefferson City.

The 37-year-old man was sentenced to 28 years and three months in prison for a "rampage" that involved several crimes.

The Rolla Police Department said the teen has been found safe.

Included in the billion-dollar budget on Missouri Governor Mike Parson's desk is raising the baseline teacher salary.

"Some blessings come in weird ways and this has been one of them," MindsEye President and CEO Jason Frazier said.

There have been 160 water main breaks in St. Louis this year and there is usually more than 300 every year.

The suit accuses the Narayans of fraud, breach of contract and violating securities and other laws.

The brochure states that the property would not be available until Feb. 1.

The St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment (SLATE) will answer all your questions at a session on Thursday, May 18, whether you pay or receive child support.

A woman later died at a hospital as a result of her injuries, and two others were hospitalized with gunshot wounds.

Police said the shooting happened Monday afternoon at about 4:50 behind Speakeasy A Bar & Restaurant on West Florissant Road.

The judge took the motion to dismiss under advisement another court date for next Tuesday.

Tuesday's hearing will be the first in the quo warranto case since Gardner announced her resignation, which is effective June 1.

It will be Malone's first show in St. Louis since he fell into a hole on the stage while performing at Enterprise Center in 2022.

"We are so excited to be back on stage," 10th grader Mars Sander said.

The North County Police Cooperative said Cpl. James Sims is no longer employed with the agency following the investigation.

The remains were found by a person doing aerial mapping of the property and reported the discovery to local law enforcement.