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Agape Boarding School cited financial reasons for its decision to close Jan. 20.

If you're a St. Clair County resident and FEMA deemed you ineligible for disaster relief, your chances of accessing federal relief funding are not over.

David Thurby, 27, is now facing a maximum of 12 years in prison.

A Mega Millions ticket purchased at the 7-Eleven at 900 Shackleford Rd. matched all five white-ball numbers drawn in Tuesday night's drawing.

The former employee in the Circuit Attorney's office, who is white, said she was told she would "never know how to help these people" because she is not Black.

A 17-year-old student brought a gun inside the school Wednesday morning, police said. No threats had been made.

St. Louis detectives are searching for Ronald Berry, 34, who is charged with second-degree involuntary manslaughter after a fatal hit-and-run last year.

It was March 1, 2022, when a home in O’Fallon, Missouri exploded after contractors hit a natural gas line.

National Human Trafficking Awareness Day is recognized every year on Jan. 11.

“There is no question that the recruitment and retention of state employees have been a severe problem for our state, and we must do better,” Gov. Mike Parson said.

There are five days this year you can save a little money while visiting the Gateway Arch.

Police said two masked men robbed the business at gunpoint at about 8 p.m., taking off with an undisclosed amount of money.

Air quality testing indicates mold levels detected inside the school are within an acceptable range, once again.

Developer Ellen Reid of Clayton's Reid Luxury Real Estate is proposing Hotel Demun, with 24 rooms, at the site of existing rental units on De Mun Avenue.

"We just want drivers to be smart, safe and use common sense. These crimes are preventable," Creve Coeur police Lt. Jon McIntosh said.

“For some that I've talked to they said that's going to jeopardize their livelihood,” gun store manager Thomas Petrekovich said.

BerryBox Superfood Bar, which offers fruit smoothies and bowls, plans to open at the food hall development in late March or early April.

"I want to be proud of where I live," said resident Robert Owens, who sees abandoned trash every day when he looks out over his backyard.

This remains an active investigation.

For those who are in custody right now, expungement is not automatic.