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"There were many animals that had not been out, sometimes for weeks depending on the situation," Sarah Javier, President and CEO of APA Adoption Center, said.

The fatal hit-and-run happened shortly before 4 a.m. on Nov. 27 in East St. Louis, police said.

Seth Speiser, 58, mayor of Freeburg, Danny Cox, 63, ex-Cardinals pitcher and six others received citations from the Illinois Conservation Police.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt is accusing Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner's Office of intentionally withholding gunshot residue testing from a jacket.

The African American Aldermanic Caucus hopes to create a partnership to hold long-term conversations cracking down on crime.

On Monday, Dec. 26, millions in the African community will start weeklong celebrations of Kwanzaa.

Check out these festive offerings from St. Louis-area restaurants, breweries and cafés while they last.

The new coffee shop will open to the public on Monday.

An officer shot the suspect after he charged at police with an edged weapon, according to St. Louis County Police Department.

The Hope-A-Thon fundraiser allows City Hope St. Louis to partner with friends, family and associates to raise funds in an effort to end homelessness.

From a possible blizzard north, to severe weather in the gulf, next week is proving more active in the middle of December.

St. Louis Alderman Brandon Bosley is set to introduce his teen curfew bill Friday morning.

The parents of Clayton Cope, who was killed in the tornado at the age of 29, are working with state legislators trying to tackle building standards.

The former office building has been entirely vacant since its lone tenant, AT&T, relocated in 2017 to a neighboring building downtown.

Legal Services of Eastern Missouri said it will move its main office to the Peabody Plaza building in late January 2023.

"We don't make phone calls, we make house calls," JCSO Public Safety Information Coordinator Grant Bissell said.

The proposal made it out of a city committee Thursday. It now goes to the Board of Aldermen for vetting.

A St. Louis County couple bought the building a few years ago with the intent to rehab the building and turn it into a community center.

Soon dispensaries, like Star Buds in University City, that already sell medical marijuana, will be able to sell recreational products as well.

Police identified the passenger Thursday as 29-year-old Lemont Lang of Florissant.