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Out of the original 31 light rail cars, 25 of them are still in service and will continue to be until they are replaced.

"I know it will never bring Trigger back but I hope this case can show what the penalties for shooting a family pet could bring," said owner Hobie Timmons.

While the event is sold out, commemorative merchandise will be available to purchase.

The victims told police they didn't have issues with anyone and didn't know why they were targeted.

The St. Francois County Prosecuting Attorney's office charged Howell Tuesday with three counts of possession of child pornography.

Attorney General Andrew Bailey says the law requires her to devote her entire time to the office.

From December 2022 to February 2023, St. Louis' downtown recovery ranked 62nd out of 63 markets, with just 38% of the activity level from the same period in 2019.

Missouri Budget Director Dan Haug said that net general revenue collections for April totaled $1.15 billion, off from $1.34 billion last year.

The airport hasn't raised its prices in 10 years, a spokesperson said.

Here's what local leaders have to say about the news of Gardner's impending departure.

A pastor and his helpers pound pavement in Indianapolis with the goal of reducing crime.

Judge Michael Noble and defense attorney Raphael Morris are among the contenders Gov. Mike Parson is considering, according to sources.

After the Cardinals' 22nd loss of the season, Busch stadium erupted in boos Thursday afternoon.

Heitman was on I-270 near Interstate 55, when investigators say he got into a four-car crash.

Police said the suspected shooter drove off in a black BMW sedan in an unknown direction.

Missouri State Highway Patrol confirmed 32-year-old James Heitman died in the crash.

Gardner’s office has faced mounting pressure after a 17-year-old girl was critically injured in a crash caused by a suspect who was supposed to be on house arrest.

Governor Mike Parson will pick Gardner's replacement. The replacement would hold the office for the remainder of the term, which ends on Jan. 1, 2025.

A posting Thursday on Missouri's online court system shows that Judge Ellen Ribaudo pushed back the hearing to July 20, following a joint request from both sides.

Larrion Shelby is one of three people who were charged with various offenses related to the shooting.