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Brian Zanghi was 47 years old when he had a cardiac arrest while playing baseball. Friends say they were put on hold with 911, delaying EMS response

Fire crews braced for the heat, even though it's a condition they're used to.

Hyundai and Kia thefts have increased 121% and 58% respectively since the same time in 2022.

Wood River Police Chief Brad Wells said the shooting "was not a random act of violence."

The company will cut 79 jobs at the facility, including 31 packers, six technicians and five supervisors, according to the letter.

And the city's collector of revenue, Gregg Daly, this month alleged in several lawsuits that Fields entities owe the government back taxes.

Brandon Heinsohn, vice president of operations at First Watch, said the restaurant has been eager to make a comeback in Clayton for a while now.

Tickets to 2023's Polar Express Train Ride at Union Station will be available to the public soon, and here's how to ensure you don't miss your chance to get them.

Increased production capacity as part of the expansion will be fully operational by the end of 2025 and is expected to create 100 new jobs, officials said Monday.

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Cameron admitted he and Monte Kent, a Jennings man, drove to the 7-Eleven at 5350 Chippewa St. with the intention to rob it.

The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services has compiled a map of locations around the state and a few in the Metro East.

Nationwide staffing shortages that in many cases mirror the shortages in police departments and law enforcement agencies have led to longer wait times.

Police said the missing man was found safe Tuesday morning.

Unfortunately, the family is not going to be able to return as the house was just propped up enough to get their belongings.

The shooting happened near the intersection of Keokuk Street and Nebraska Avenue in the Dutchtown neighborhood, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department said.

This unique and inspiring event brings together sports legends to benefit the tournament’s primary charities.

On Saturday, St. Louis police identified the victim who died as 52-year-old George Robins. The second victim was critically injured and taken to the hospital.

It happened Sunday afternoon along Dougherty Ferry Road, near Geyer. Neighbors say the area is a troubled spot.

Shockley was indicted on charges of robbery, brandishing a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence and possession of a firearm as a convicted felon.