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“This is the worst damage we’ve ever seen,” said Matthew DeWitt, Managing Director of Calvary Cemetery. “Frankly, it’s like a tornado came through."

The ticket, which matched all five numbers in the May 11 drawing, was purchased at the Circle K on Old Highway 141 in Fenton.

"I just want them to catch them. I feel so empty," Cherelle Johnson said.

John M. Roos, 71, was driving northbound when he struck a deer that ran into his path.

Interim police chief Tom Tumbrink is speaking with us for the first time about how he's leading the force that is now much smaller.

Nicholas and Amanda Davis are charged after Nicholas allegedly attacked a deputy conducting a traffic stop on his property.

The St. Charles County Council is set to make a decision on July 31.

The officer is accused of beating a man who was found hurt and lying in the grass almost one week ago in north St. Louis County.

There’s also a new push to connect young people in the City of St. Louis with jobs and educational opportunities.

The McKelvey Ridge development would consist of up to 60 affordable housing units to be built on a 5.8-acre property at 12204 McKelvey Road in Maryland Heights.

Forty different restaurants are offering specials on burgers for one week only.

In 2022, the number of overdose-related deaths, including those that were caused by opioids, was 487, according to the dashboard.

The post said two cars were going south on New Florissant Road when they were involved in the incident.

Experts warn those steps might not be enough in a world that is seeing heat records consistently shatter and with continuing inequality in who is most vulnerable.

The four-story, 100,000-square-foot Center for Nursing and Health Sciences building will be built on the STLCC's Florissant Valley campus.

The man was hit after he stopped his car in the left lane of the interstate and exited the car.

The Major Case Squad has asked for the public's assistance in locating three persons of interest.

The city’s website states, “We are asking all residents to move tree limbs and debris to the curb.”

The app tells donors where their blood donation ends up.

Loved ones said Sheriff's Deputy Steven Tucker cared deeply about his family and community.