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Sen. Josh Hawley cited concerns about when the public was notified of the issue.

The apartment complex would consist of 299 units and 2,000 square feet of retail, according to city filings.

The photogenic flowers are expected to start blooming fully this month, and they will likely remain in full bloom through mid-August.

The MARSH Grocery Cooperative is one store trying to change the way people access healthy food.

"It is so ridiculous and just keeps on happening," Regina Murphy said. "St. Louis is getting out of control with reckless driving."

The suspect died in the incident.

A former Mayor and police chief for the city says St. Louis is at a crossroads now where collaboration and immediate action need to happen.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol said the child was found unharmed on a parking lot by Creve Coeur police.

Responding officers took the teen to the hospital due to all city ambulances being unavailable, police said.

A woman was killed in the crash, and two first responders inside the ambulance suffered serious injuries.

The restaurant would be located at the corner of Governors Parkway and Troy Road in Edwardsville.

Lydia Elking, 15, was fatally shot on Feb. 18 in St. Charles.

Ameren Missouri's lines took a huge hit from Saturday's storms.

Neighbors call the tragedy that happened Monday night heart-wrenching, and the worst possible start to the Fourth of July holiday.

Investigators said evidence at the scene leads them to believe the fire was caused by fireworks, but that still needs to be officially confirmed.

A 41-year-old man drowned after jumping off a cliff in Jefferson County, and a woman died after a head-on collision with an ambulance in Marion County.

Brandon Jones is being held on a $65,000 cash-only bond.

Multiple witnesses saw Dwoyne Dejean's Dodge Charger strike a woman on Howdershell Road and flee the scene. She later died due to her injuries.

At least five separate shootings occurred in a matter of hours on July 4. One person was killed, and six others were injured.

Fair St. Louis says the reason they scaled back this year is to make next year's celebration bigger and better with collaboration from the entire community.