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St. Charles City and St. Peters officers fired shots at the suspect after he allegedly pointed a firearm at them.

The governor and mayor are pleased with the plan's progress. The new Republican state representative said change isn't happening fast enough.

A judge who overturned the conviction of Lamont Cambell for ineffective counsel in December was set to schedule a new trial date Thursday.

The rough plan for I-70 includes widening the highway in suburban Kansas City, the Columbia area and suburban St. Louis near Wentzville.

Illinois State Police said the substances in question were found to be baby powder and a nasal spray consisting of acetaminophen and paracetamol.

Future shelter location at Bingham Avenue is without electrical wire after theft.

Markeith Mayo, 48, was charged with endangering the welfare of a child and unlawful possession of a weapon.

The case started as a class-action lawsuit with a larger class of plaintiffs, but a previous ruling narrowed the number of plaintiffs to six.

St. Louis police have launched homicide investigations into each of the incidents.

Five months ago, Andrew Schafer's neighborhood of Ellendale was underwater. He and his family barely escaped.

He was identified as 27-year-old John Addison.

The 316,541-square-foot office building in unincorporated north St. Louis County sold for $36.5 million, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

More than 300 participating locations across Missouri, Illinois and Iowa will offer 40 cents off per gallon of fuel from 3-6 p.m. Friday.

The St. Louis Shock will kick off its season later this month.

The lawsuit filed Thursday in St. Louis is the latest of many to challenge restrictive abortion laws.

The bills would require the Missouri DNR to transfer evidence to the attorney general, who can bring a civil action against those found responsible.

The honor recognizes Michelle Li and the Very Asian Foundation.

The Jan. 19 rate hike is the second one for Missouri Spire customers in less than a month.

A room full of people gathered Wednesday evening at the Beyond Housing building in Pine Lawn. They all want Normandy Schools Collaborative to make the right choice.

MoDOT said some major improvements are on the way for Interstate 64.