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A lawsuit had previously paused the project, casting its future into doubt.

The verdict came down after a little more than an hour of jury deliberations.

The movie theater, located at 1005 McCausland Ave. in the Hi-Pointe neighborhood along the city of St. Louis' western edge, opened in 1922.

The incident occurred shortly before 11:30 a.m. on southbound Missouri Route 21 north of the 179.2-mile marker.

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The St. Louis Fire Department Memorial Statue Project is constructing a monument in memory of fallen firefighters who lost their lives in the line of duty or cancer.

Following a bench trial that began Monday, Caleb Campbell was found guilty of first-degree murder in the 2021 death of Officer Brian Pierce.

Forbes’ rankings, published Wednesday, have the Blues listed at No. 19 in valuations of the National Hockey League’s 32 teams.

St. Louis-based developer Advantes Development Group hopes to convert the vacant 44-story downtown skyscraper to a mixed-use "vertical city."

"It's just crazy. I'm still trying to wrap my head around the fact that my brother was shot because they were out of corn," said Norman Thomas.

Chief Robert Tracy, the current chief of Wilmington, Delaware, will be the city's next top cop.

Mayor Bob Nation said the TIF will pay for things like infrastructure around the Chesterfield Mall redevelopment area.

That reaction includes members of the Wilmington City Council in Delaware. That's where the new chief served prior to taking the job in St. Louis.

A former federal prosecutor in St. Louis made the claims on Twitter.

The 1944 film starring Judy Garland has popular holiday scenes and features the original song, "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas."

Dwight Warren was an assistant St. Louis circuit attorney who tried Johnson for murder in the 1994 death of Marcus Boyd.

Terry Kuehnel admitted to convincing a girl to run away from her home outside of Missouri and meet him to have sex.

Charging documents say the man caused damage to seven to eight acres of the national forest and pointed a crossbow at a Forest Service officer.

Officials don't think the Civil Courts Building or anyone inside was the intended target. But bullets went through two windows on two separate floors.

St. Louis Sheriff Vernon Betts said he does not think the courthouse was the intended target of the gunfire.