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The "New Works Collective" runs through Saturday at the COCA in University City.

With the grant money, MOBOT hopes to have more programs, interpretive panels, exhibits and digital engagement about the history of slavery at the garden.

The retailer's signs did not give a reason for the move from the Galleria store, which is located on the first level across from the Cheesecake Factory.

A truck crossed the center line on Tesson Ferry Road, striking another truck head-on and killing its driver, according to MSHP.

Days after Keron Austin Williams, 29, was arrested, police are encouraging other victims to come forward.

Melissa Price Smith told a crowd of eager residents she has plans to prioritize prosecuting violent crimes and is creating a unit specifically focused on homicides.

Construction in the area is slated to start in two months.

Police said in an update that he was found safe.

Colby McCreary received a suspended sentence after a 2023 crash that killed his wife, Savannah.

Voting machines worth millions are locked in limbo as officials race against time to retrieve gear for March election.

A live military projectile was found while digging for a sewer line in Caseyville. Scott Air Force Base detonated it Wednesday night.

Tashira McDonald is accused of acting as a getaway driver for her son, who escaped police early January in Forest Park before being captured again.

"They changed the bag and put him right back in there—with feces all on his clothes and all this on the floor. We're like, 'Hey man, y'all ain't gonna clean up?'"

As part of a Jan. 24 plea deal, prosecutors reduced the murder charge from first-degree murder to second-degree murder and dropped 2 counts of armed criminal action.

The show will be a "delightfully playful take on Romeo & Juliet" answering the question, "What if the animals put on their very own Shakespeare performance?"

The 14-year-old boy died after a Jan. 26 shooting on Criterion Avenue.

The name change will take place throughout March, station owner Maverick said in a press release.

Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call the St. Louis County Police Department at 636-529-8210 or leave an anonymous tip with CrimeStoppers.

Plans for the 44-story tower in downtown St. Louis include more than 600 apartments, new retail space and more.

The closure of Mom's Deli comes after a legal dispute between the family members that own it, resulting in its Jamieson Avenue eviction.