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Philandias Calvin accepted a plea deal with federal prosecutors in which he admitted to being a felon in possession of a firearm. He still faces an assault charge.

According to documents from the city of Edwardsville, the warehouse will be built back to "pre-loss conditions."

Voters are concerned with increases in inflation, dilapidated roads and bridges.

Two men were shot, one of them fatally, after an argument. Detectives aren't seeking additional suspects in the shooting.

John Moten's term was set to expire in September. It's been extended through November as the search for the next police chief approaches the one-year mark.

Retired Air Force veteran Jeff Hoffman says the family of eight could be killed should the Taliban find out who they are.

Homes selling at or near $1 million shrank nearly 500 square feet.

The airport's leader, Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge, stressed that the plan is preliminary and could change.

“I don’t think the board gave due consideration to the evidence that we presented,” said Sorento parent Melissa Goymerac.

The average cost for these trainings is between $5,000 and $7,000.

Attorney General Eric Schmitt took to social media to criticize Mayor Tishaura Jones' threat to sue automakers over soaring thefts.

"They are more than heroes," said one neighbor

All three girls said the man looked like Santa and tried to convince the girls to get into his car by offering them teddy bears.

There are five centers open in the St. Louis area. They are all open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The Missouri law makes it a class-A misdemeanor if any teacher or librarian provides visually "explicit" sexual material to a student.

The $211 million development at I-170 and Olive Boulevard will include a Costco, other stores, a hotel and restaurants.

"That just gives the green light to students. Oh well, this elected official can do it, why can't I do the same thing to my classmates?"

Ford will be cremated and a memorial mass will be celebrated on Sept. 7 at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church at 7148 Forsyth Boulevard in University City.

The agreement said that Gardner’s conduct “was negligent or perhaps reckless, but not intentional." In addition to the reprimand, Gardner was fined $750.

Forty-three years after its founding, Cardinal Ritter celebrates astonishing accomplishments that include 100% graduation and college acceptance rates.