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MoDOT warned drivers should expect significant delays when the downtown portion of I-44 closes Sept. 23-26 for roadwork.

Tony Martin Jr. was charged with murder and armed criminal action in connection with the death of his 50-year-old mother Christy Martin.

Developers say they want to bring back the energy that once existed at Laclede’s Landing, but there's something making them reconsider.

A new Carl's Drive-In restaurant and an entertainment center with go-karts, a carousel and more will be presented at the Oct. 6 zoning meeting.

A Wednesday night storm ripped the north half of the roof off the Old Public School Building. No one was injured.

Staffing problems began during the pandemic, when the restaurant went down to just four workers.

Residents are under a boil order until noon Saturday.

Police said the incident started when a group of three men and a woman ran out on a bill. Shortly after they ran out, shots were fired into the diner.

It's time for leaf-peeping! Here's when you can catch the flaming red, orange and yellow leaves before they fall.

The group puts in hard work and the organization is filled with volunteers.

Quinton O'Bryan Adaway will be sentenced in January, and both prosecutors and defense have agreed to recommend a 10-year prison sentence.

In a federal lawsuit filed Tuesday, BNSF asked for a preliminary injunction to require the victims to use arbitration rather than proceed with their lawsuits in cour

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Police said the boy had been shot in the buttocks but was still conscious and breathing.

Companies say thieves are to blame for the theft epidemic, not their products.

Friday's game, which starts at 9:15 p.m., will only be available on Apple TV. You don't need a subscription to watch the game, but you do need to take a few steps.

Liese Dodd was pregnant and had a due date in late July. She was killed in June.

For those who aren’t familiar with the holiday, here’s a breakdown of the day known as the Jewish New Year.

“This was perfect because we could run it from home and it being a dumpster business, everything was outdoors,” Sperry said.

The historic Armory building is being overhauled into a 250,000-square-foot facility that officials said will be St. Louis’ largest indoor entertainment venue.