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"It's baseless,” Gardner said Tuesday about the Missouri attorney general's lawsuit against her. "It's foolishness, but guess what, let's go, let's go, let’s go."

A Tuesday night mass remembered 9-year-old Nashville shooting victim Evelyn Dieckhaus, who has family in Franklin County.

Ex-mayor Francis Slay said the state-run police board was highly corruptible and often engaged in improper influence peddling or cover-ups.

Edward Wiseman pleaded guilty on Tuesday to one count of each coercion and enticement of a minor and solicitation of child pornography.

Army Private James R. Tash was a St. Louis native and member of F Company, 2nd Battalion, 31st Infantry Regiment.

“I told the court I was ready to go to trial this afternoon,” said Attorney Scott Rosenblum. “I’m 100% convinced that the case will fail."

The Piasa Park redevelopment along with a new Byway Discovery Center are part of a $10 million Illinois Capital Grant Development Project.

It's the largest project in the Metro East town since The Casino Queen in 1993.

The organization uses research, advocacy, and education to give every baby the best possible start.

Schools, both public and private, have continued to address safety and security inside their buildings as a result of the violence.

Also, Venture Cafe will host another Thursday Gathering networking opportunity.

The seasonal pop-up bar will run on Fridays from April 7 through Oct. 27, located near the Ruins on the Pond Loop.

The new train joins six other locomotives and is the zoo's first electric train, using less gas emission and more sustainable resources.

Some of St. Louis’ best restaurants, breweries and mixologists will be a part of The Big Top event at the Grand Center.

For some in St. Louis, the tragedy in Nashville was chillingly similar to the shooting that happened at CVPA in October.

Federal programs compensate people for injuries related to the atomic bomb. They’re people living in certain areas in 11 states but not Missouri.

Ferguson police said the person was struck Monday night at the intersection of Chambers Road and Joyce Ellen Lane.

The upcoming Cardinals season is projected to produce $350.2 million in economic activity in St. Louis this year.

Site work and infrastructure for the entire 25-acre site is scheduled to begin this summer.

A white mob seeking vengeance for the crime Joe James was accused of committing took out its hate and anger on other Black people in the state capital.