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Assistant Circuit Attorney Natalia Ogurkiewicz wants to turn over about 3,000 documents to the Missouri Attorney General's Office.

"I was afraid. I didn't know what to do," said 19-year-old Larry Shaw earlier this month.

The act calls for federal cleanup of Jana Elementary School as well as testing of the surrounding buildings in the Hazelwood School District.

“I have an alarm set for me to check my tickets every three months,” the unnamed winner said. “So I didn’t know for a while.”

The deadly shooting marked the 42nd murder and 191st shooting in St. Louis City for 2023.

The man’s name has not been released.

The victim was identified as 62-year-old Michael Finocchiaro.

The fire department said someone exited the building and told them another person was still inside.

Fred Burmer said he hopes to see the company licensing its brand and opening franchised stores in new markets.

Asia Ladd, 26, has been charged in the death of Aaron Harris.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones held up a pink slip of paper as she lampooned 'relics' of a city government stuck in the past.

A $128 million project will renovate and expand the symphony hall.

Dartarius Gibson is being held without bond. Both incidents were caught on security video, according to the probable cause statement.

Environmental Protection Agency test results revealed an Ameren substation was the source of the water contamination.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Tuesday released the first of three final reports on its findings at Jana Elementary.

The Cardinals and other state sports teams have lobbied for years to get sports wagering legalized. It appears their efforts will again come up short.

The victim who died was identified as Phillip Smith from East St. Louis. Police did not identify the other victim.

The letter did not provide more information on the nature of the inappropriate conduct.

They argue that Republican Attorney General Andrew Bailey has no authority to use a state consumer-protection law to regulate gender-affirming care.

By the time he was 15 years old, he decided to pursue rap by the stage name LL Cool J, which means “Ladies Love Cool James.”