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The woman stole $590,000 "to help the fictitious military officer" obtain an imaginary portfolio containing cash and diamonds valued at $20 million.

Police said a student that was serving a suspension made the threat.

Class action lawsuits against the automakers are piling up across the country.

The letter said Captain Harry Dilworth will be stepping in as the interim police chief effective immediately.

The leader of the St. Louis Area Police Chiefs Association says crimes involving guns and stolen cars could result in longer holding times for juveniles.

The family's Ring camera captured three cars passing by headed to Patterson Road and the noise from the multiple shots fired.

The Gateway Arch National Park superintendent believes this is the only second major renovation since the building was constructed.

The newest closure means that the City of St. Charles has shut down six of its seven wells due to water contamination.

People can get on the bus at St. Clair Square in Fairview Heights, and the service should be in place by Opening Day, March 30.

Tootsie runs from March 21 to April 2, at the Fox Theatre. Win with Five at the Fox!

Jimerson shot 9 for 20, including 6 for 12 from beyond the arc for the Billikens.

The women were reported missing at about 4 a.m. Sunday. They were found safe Thursday.

Neither the officer nor the pedestrian were immediately identified.

A Kirkwood firefighter suffered a minor muscle strain while battling the fire and was taken to a hospital for treatment.

The retailer has revealed plans to close more than half its store across the U.S. – including half its St. Louis-area locations.

Construction began last year on Riverpointe.

"I was just shocked because they were so young. Where are their parents?" Dia Westhues, a concerned neighbor, said.

Engine immobilizers will now be provided to millions of Kia and Hyundai owners for free following nationwide theft problems

Rx Outreach claims to cost a fraction of the price of medication by utilizing donations and generics.

Bobby Bostic will present at one of the library's Black History Month events, highlighting his work as an author. He hopes to inspire youth.