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As Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) runs for re-election, she is pushing to ban assault weapons and remove restrictions on taxpayer funded abortions.

So far this season, Tackle Hunger has helped collect 26,744 pounds of donated food for Operation Food Search.

William McMillian was traveling westbound on U.S. 50 when he crossed the center line and struck the front of a semitruck Saturday night.

The event started at 3 p.m. and included a line-up of live music and appearances by Blues broadcasters.

Ivan Barbashev and Jake Neighbours scored 20 seconds apart in the third period and Jordan Binnington made 23 saves to help the St. Louis Blues to a 5-2 win.

Pat Rutherford-Pettine has co-owned Sugaree Bakery with her husband Jimmy Pettine for 27 years.

The woman was found safe Saturday.

Police said two boys had crashed a car on Franklin Avenue before a man pulled in front of their vehicle and aimed a handgun at them.

Police said two teenaged boys were "play fighting" when the younger teen was shot in the thigh.

Police found 26-year-old Tabitha Peppers with a gunshot wound to her head at about 12:30 a.m. Friday in an alley on Montana Street.

Illinois State Police say the victim was shot in the parking lot of Roxy's after "an altercation" with multiple people.

Two centers will remain open in the St. Louis area to assist those affected by the July flooding.

The Black Male Achievers on campus partnered with the Urban League of Greater St. Louis' Save Our Sons program.

Law enforcement is advising drivers to verify and screen riders and not accept third-party requests.

A sting of the since-shuttered business uncovered 287 converters waiting to be scrapped.

In a joint statement Friday, Jones and Page said the money was moved to a "flexible, low-risk account at Commerce Bank, in line with other City of St. Louis funds."

Jonathan Beasley, 48, has been sentenced to nine years in prison on Friday after crashing into a Granite City home, killing a woman in 2021.

Vicky Hefner, 63, of Jefferson County began working with Missouri's Department of Labor and Industrial Relations in 2009.

Police are still looking for three of the four teens involved in the incident.

Under the agreement, the company admits that it arranged to make payments to an associate of Madigan in exchange for Madigan's help in pushing through legislation.