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“My son was reaching out for help and he got nothing,” Sheila Mueller said. “I’m baffled about how this was handled.”

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Among the changes this year, all schools will let out early on Wednesdays, starting next week, for staff development.

The sites slated for redevelopment include the parking garage connected to the Railway Exchange building, a parking lot and three commercial buildings.

The DI decision has become Lindenwood's most high-profile growth initiative, but it is just one piece of its broader agenda to boost enrollment and revenue.

The city's building division in August 2021 cited the prominent complex for broken or missing windows, plus problems with stucco and an insulation system.

The south St. Louis district is pleading for more safety measures after violence, drug abuse and panhandling ripple through the area.

No more bus transfers for MetroLink riders starting next week.

Officers responded to a report of a man shot at the grocery store shortly after 2:40 p.m.

Police responded to a shooting call shortly after 8:30 p.m. on the 3700 block of Minnesota Avenue.

The family’s home in the far southern Missouri town of Wyatt erupted in flames on Monday.

“I try to pick them out for my kids because I have five kids,” the winner explained.

The Hazelwood Civic Center will be open next week from Monday, Aug. 22 to Friday, Aug. 26.

Prosecutors stated the two wrote checks and wire transfers to themselves over six years and used them for personal expenses such as rent, gambling, and paying taxes.

Two employees, one who is pregnant, were assaulted by a patient Sunday night. A former employee says abuse on the job is becoming too common.

The partnership will expand reproductive health services to St. Louis County.

The organization serves 14,000 students in the St. Louis Metropolitan area in 48 different schools with a purpose to help remove barriers.

“It looks like our road got bombed,” said Shellie Tippet. “There’s just asphalt chunks everywhere.”

The streaming service will provide local fans a new outlet to watch St. Louis Blues games, but its ability to have St. Louis Cardinals games remains unknown.

Police are investigating the shooting as a homicide.