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Gas prices in St. Louis are $1.72 higher than they were one year ago, GasBuddy reported.

MODOT is working to repair the traffic signals.

“It’s a private road, so county and state can’t really do anything without us forking out a whole lot of money,” said Trentmann. “We’re trying to get it fixed.”

People are making at-home formula to supplement for the national formula shortage, but doctors say it puts the child's health at risk.

In a press release, MSD said the repairs were expected to be completed in the middle of this week.

A review committee cited the illustrations in "Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic" about the author and her father's sexuality was too "graphic."

All 10 Cardinals players who got an at-bat had at least one hit, drove in at least one run and scored at least one run.

"Teachers understand that parents being active in the education of their children does produce an increased educational outcome."

Homeowners can receive up to $3,000 if they have damages as a result of the MSD system being overrun.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive was the only street identified by name in the city's plans because of its historic significance in the Black community.

Joan Elhoffer started working for McDonald's when she was just 16. Now, she owns seven McDonald's in the St. Louis area.

The event normally fetches $200,000 to support the Humane Society of Missouri's task force that handles animal abuse and neglect.

A St. Louis man was charged Friday in the deaths of a woman who provided a 911 dispatcher with a suspect description and a 16-year-old Eureka High School student.

All of the money goes toward soldiers on the front line in Ukraine and families living in a war zone.

Round after round of storms, ending tonight for a few days

The man was found safe Saturday afternoon.

The storms produced heavy rain and frequent lightning.

"I ran outside and just saw water everywhere. It was in my car and in my basement and it was so frustrating," said Brent Mackie.

The Blues tied the series 1-1 on Thursday night in Denver.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt argued that masks bring "negative impacts" on children.