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The order activates the Missouri National Guard and extends the State of Emergency for Gygr-Gas customers, which allows other gas companies to help those impacted.

"I just want to know where did these kids get the guns. I'm also baffled to hear they were released to their parents," Gail Watkins said.

It's all based on where the customer lives and the make and model of their vehicle.

It welcomes more than 400,000 guests a year for curious minds to discover more than 175,000 collected items.

Isom has served as the interim public safety director for two years. He plans to work for Ameren.

Neon Groves will open this summer in The Grove and grow its own lettuce.

Any proposals passed by the Legislature to make the initiative petition process harder would have to go before voters for final approval.

The driver was identified by police Tuesday as William Brown III, 20, of Castle Point.

Terica Ellis, 39, was sentenced to three years in prison for her involvement in the death of 21-year-old Andre Montgomery in 2016.

The St. Louis County Police Department reminds residents to keep their purses with them and to lock their vehicles.

"The Zoo is saddened to share the passing of the beautiful female jaguar, Ceiba," the Saint Louis Zoo said in a Facebook post.

AAA Missouri has provided a list of tips to keep in mind while traveling this winter.

Just like people, animals struggle in cold temperatures.

Honeymoon’s new in-cafe bar will serve chocolate-based alcoholic beverages and offer local alcohol pairings for its chocolates.

Ayanna Woods and DeVonne Wilson were driving down the intersection of Meramec and Gravois when they were struck and killed in November.

Four Democratic members of Congress from Illinois' second largest county called on Sheriff Jim Mendrick to enforce the new assault weapons ban or resign his post.

Chris Peimann with The Sheldon Concert Hall and Art Galleries said, "It's just a St. Louis institution. Bob and Dug are this duo that go hand-in-hand."

School administrators often have to decide learning virtually or taking a traditional "snow day" when winter weather is in the forecast.

The fallen officer’s mother said her son went to work every day to make the community safer.

The break-ins happened at the Armory on Friday night and City Foundry on Saturday night.