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The day provides an opportunity to recognize the fight to lessen the impact and ultimately end the HIV epidemic.

Hussein Kadhim Abood Khalaf, 34, pleaded guilty on Thursday to a federal charge and admitted to blackmailing a student.

Lots of ups and downs continue to start the month of December as we expect another big swing in temperatures this weekend.

St. Louis-based Tarlton Corporation will lead the renovation, contributing to the CityArchRiver project.

Police identified the victim as 29-year-old Demonte Rucker of St. Louis.

The American-Italian restaurant on Clayton Avenue closed for several weeks after a fire damaged its kitchen.

All southbound lanes of I-55 were closed at South Broadway for a few hours.

The St. Louis-based retailer reported Wednesday that in its fiscal third quarter ended Oct. 29, net income grew 27.1%.

Now KBP Brands is expanding the offering to 77 KBP-owned KFC locations, including ones in the St. Louis area.

Maroon said he would make a $2,000 donation in Jack Edwards' name to a Tampa Bay nonprofit, assisting those struggling with mental health and substance use issues.

Warming shelters are opening up serve the St. Louis community during the winter months.

All classes and after-school activities are canceled Thursday at Rockwood's Bowles Elementary.

A plan to divide more than a half-billion dollars in settlement money for the departure of the NFL's Rams from St. Louis has received final approval.

Jurors found Clarence E. Battle, 58, of St. Louis, guilty of statutory rape and statutory sodomy.

BJC Healthcare in St. Louis has seen twice as many influenza cases every week for the last four weeks.

Martin L. Redmond, 32, was found guilty of murdering Damon Smith.

Kevin Johnson, 37, was executed Tuesday evening at the state prison in Bonne Terre.

Federal prosecutors on Tuesday released a dozen photos that show three former St. Louis aldermen accepting bribes from an undercover informant.

Construction is underway on a Dierbergs in Crestwood. The NAACP argues TIF dollars can be better spent.

Solána Imani Rowe, professionally known as SZA, was born in St. Louis, Missouri.