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The mini-pitches will provide safe places for kids to learn and play soccer.

The school will close at the end of the month due to low enrollment, school leaders announced in a Tuesday letter.

Grey Eagle Distributing, Fedex, Missouri Central Bus, Bi-State - Metro Bus, and Performance Food Group are just a few of the companies hiring.

The state’s Department of Health and Senior Services declined to comment which facilities’ operations were suspended.

St. Louis is home for Parayko, who owns a house in the region and is one of few active Blues players who lives year-round in St. Louis.

If you recently walked into a dispensary and picked up edibles or drinks, then you'll want to make sure they're not among the products the state recalled.

The initiative is an expansion of the St. Louis Vacancy Collaborative.

“I felt like there wasn’t anything in this area that served authentic French food, or a place that served only crepes,” said the owner.

Missouri law requires students in kindergarten through 12th grade to attend school on a regular basis.

The Christmas tradition returns Nov. 17 to St. Louis Union Station. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Tuesday.

The good news is many school districts are in better shape than they were one year ago.

Police have not released any information regarding possible suspects.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of McKinnley Hughes is asked to call 636-949-3000 or dial 911.

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.