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There were some 100 events across the city uniting neighbors and helping them better learn their police officers.

The "Ritenour Teach and Lead Program" started three years ago, as a partnership with St. Louis University.

The jury deliberated for about two and a half hours before returning with the sentence. The jury was choosing between the death penalty or life in prison.

Police are asking anyone with information to call investigators at 314-444-0001 or leave an anonymous tip with CrimeStoppers at 866-371-8477.

The Senate's passage of the agricultural tax incentive bill caps off the rest of lawmakers' unfinished business for the special legislative session.

Witnesses say a man was breaking windows and throwing out museum artifacts.

Patients from outside of Missouri and Illinois to the Fairview Heights location increased by more than 340% in the last 100 days.

He was found safe Tuesday morning.

“I was not a believer before, totally a believer now.”

The game is part of "Mizzou to The Lou Series," which will involve Mizzou staging several athletic events in the St. Louis region in 2023 and 2024.

Lambert said last month it anticipated that a major nonstop flight to San Francisco would come back early next year. That's not going to happen.

The Cardinals’ runs came on a home run from Albert Pujols, his third in the last four games and 703rd of his career.

Local dealerships and installers said they have not received the kits, which were supposed to be available Oct. 1.

SCCPD Captain David Tiefenbrunn said it started with reports from Dardenne Presbyterian Church and since posting photos of the suspects, the list has grown.

Dozens of headstones were damaged and a bench was set on fire. The Hillsdale Police Department said two juvenile suspects were taken into custody.

Police said a man pretended to be a student of Normandy High, entered the women's restroom and assaulted a female student.

33-year-old Reuben Smith was arrested and charged with 1st degree murder, police said.

The Watering Bowl opened its doors for the first time since the flood, but not every business is ready to reopen.

So far this season, Tackle Hunger has helped collect 21,963 pounds of food for Operation Food Search.

The ambulance eventually came to a stop in the 7600 block of South Broadway, where a man was taken into custody by police.