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"They need to clean up their act or leave," Alderman James Page said about the gas station.

The photos show decay and neglect of the prominent building on the St. Louis skyline.

The lawmaker is telling the president he will hold his nominees to positions at the Department of Energy unless the federal government cleans up the school.

A state commission oversaw the St. Louis Police Department dating back to the Civil War until 2013, when voters statewide gave power back to the city.

A massive chunk of the $74 million proposal would fund improvements to street design, pedestrian safety, and infrastructure upgrades on roads.

Drugmaker Eli Lilly announced Wednesday it will cap the out-of-pocket cost of its insulin at $35 a month.

MDC hosted a Facebook live Wednesday morning showing dozens of anglers lining the water for the trout opener at Bennett Spring State Park.

Deshawn Thomas, 23, is seen in a viral video shooting and killing David Saldana, 40.

"It's just a shame. David was a nice guy who didn't bother anybody," said one gas station worker.

Police provided data that showed there have been about 100 crash-related incidents in the last two years at the intersection.

North Middle School was closed Wednesday as firefighters worked to contain a fire at the nearby Bill's Service Center.

Many St. Louis area bars, restaurants and businesses will host their own celebrations in honor of CITY SC's first home match at CityPark.

The Missouri bill debated in a state House committee hearing would ban K-12 public school staff from teaching about gender identity and sexual orientation.

The event returns in person, after two years virtually, for guests to enjoy from Friday, March 3 through Sunday, March 5.

The water main break happened on N. Lindbergh Boulevard between Blake Drive and St. Charles Rock Road.

Coco Kennell wants her brand to stand for something and present a solution to some of the problems in society.

The Rookie Racer will have the lowest minimum height requirement of any coaster in the park.

The officers returned fire and were taken to the hospital, where they were in non-life-threatening condition, Kansas City police Chief Stacey Graves said.

One of the victims who died attended KIPP St. Louis High School. Others attended Vashon and Carnahan High Schools.

St. Louis police said the man was shot several times and later died at an area hospital.