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Less than 48 hours before the first day of class, at least 1,000 Saint Louis Public Schools students were left without transportation.

A single father redefines what it means to stand tall in the face of adversity.

Less than an hour later, officers with SLMPD's 5th District spotted the stolen 2013 Ford and tried to pull it over. "The Mustang fled, and a pursuit was initiated."

Food equity non-profit UJIMA was one of several nonprofits sent an eviction notice by the school district.

Newgarden survived a partial spin-out on Lap 196 in the 260-lap race, keeping his No. 2 Chevrolet out of the wall as he turned sideways coming out of Turn 2.

Former education department chairperson Dr. Nicole Nunn-Faron was one of six women to file complaints with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

Belleville resident Vincent E. Brown, 61, is accused of murdering 66-year-old Leon Richardson of Washington Park, police said.

For the first time in 20 years, cameras captured the value of aviation pursuit. This time the unit tracked a driver in a Tesla driving dangerously.

There was a glimpse of normalcy Friday as the city deemed it safe for roads, walking paths and other parts of Gordon F. Moore Park to reopen.

HopSkipDrive 'CareDrivers' undergo a 15-point certification process that includes background checks, fingerprinting, vehicle inspections and training.

Mitchell Long, a St. Charles County father, said he found the noose hanging inside a restroom near the football field behind Francis Howell Central High School.

Neal Richardson, the president of the St. Louis Development Corp., said the money will include grants ranging from $15,000 to several hundred thousand dollars.

Officers said they were trying to track down the woman after a shooting Friday morning in Bellefontaine Neighbors.

President Joe Biden was joined in the Oval Office by lawmakers as well as civil rights and community leaders as he signed the proclamation.

"This is St. Louis. We are in the Midwest. We make a difference, and we matter."

The pursuit began after a deputy with the sheriff's office tried to pull the suspect over Wednesday near Old Orchard Road.

The water main forced a closure on Eddie and Park Road between Crest Oak Lane and Maple Grove Drive.

Police said the child tested positive for methamphetamine and fentanyl while being treated at the ICU.

On Friday, 6-year-old Noelle was honored at city hall with a gavel of her own.

“The Court’s decision was not just legally deficient but also morally wrong and puts Missouri investors at risk,” Ashcroft said in a statement.