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The district says declining enrollment, increased hiring, higher costs, and staffing needs are among some of the top issues resulting in the deficit.

A pet center needs more than $11,000 for a new roof after strong winds destroyed it.

A two-year-old is recovering after accidentally shooting himself with a gun left within reach.

A troubling trend has already closed numerous nursing homes throughout the state. Experts say cuts to Medicaid would severely worsen the problem.

St. Louis police are pushing back against a citizen journalism page that fueled a social media frenzy with false claims of discovering a hit list.

A new commercial/retail center, coffee shop and gas station are being proposed on mostly vacant farmland in Maryland Heights.

"We want to make sure that people who stand there in line are protected from the traffic. We don't want that to be something that people are concerned about."

A kitchen fire last month caused the French-inspired Key Bistro to shutter. The future of the space now remains uncertain.

A total lunar eclipse of the full "worm" moon will be visible in the early morning hours of March 15.

A balloon release was held Sunday in north St. Louis to remember Candice Cherell Swearengen.

The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum gives voice to survivors like 93-year-old Rachel Miller, impacting a new generation with her story.

It was the first appearance in the title game for SIU Edwardsville (22-11), which entered with a 3-8 tournament record.

19-year-old Markayla Marbley is charged with first-degree assault and armed criminal action.

In a "substantial" vote against Mayor Tishaura Jones, local Democratic party leaders officially endorsed challenger Cara Spencer for mayor on Saturday.

Local leaders and lawmakers said the proposed federal cuts would have 'devastating' impacts for people in Illinois.

The class action lawsuit alleges Target leadership misled investors about the financial impact of boycotts in 2023.

At least your phone will stop ringing, right?

A school resource officer on campus took the teacher away from what police called the learning environment.

The hospital has failed to submit information to meet licensing requirements by the March 17 reopening deadline, state officials say.

The man faces numerous rape charges, according to court records.