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The eight-show season will kick off in September as the theatre celebrates its 40th anniversary.

A Jefferson City woman filed the lawsuit Friday, and the national anti-drug group Protect Our Kids is supporting it.

Sandy Starns lost everything in a flood a few years ago. She wants others to avoid that same fate by being educated and prepared about flood risk.

It was a violent weekend across the City of St. Louis.

Police said the shooting happened on Theodore Avenue near Riverview Boulevard in the city's Walnut Park West neighborhood at around 6:15 p.m.

On Tuesday, the FDA made the landmark decision to allow over the counter sales of hearing aids for adults.

The owner said its new space, near the under-construction Major League Soccer stadium, would have two floors with three rooms, a patio and a balcony.

Philadelphia-based Audacy Inc. said during its second-quarter investors call earlier this month that it would cut expenses.

Police said one of the victims suffered life threatening injuries in the shooting. He was later pronounced dead.

Festus recently hired school resource officers for its four buildings.

The families arrived through sponsorship under President Biden's "Uniting for Ukraine" program.

The Chinese tech giant said "we do not collect keystroke or text inputs using this code," but open-source research shows it has the capacity in place

"We have always experienced cooperative, welcoming projects with our municipal partners. This is very foreign to us," Monarch Fire Chief Cary Spiegel said.

Missouri health centers received about 1,000 calls more than average in the first month of the new mental health crisis line.

The crash report said none of the four men on the boat were wearing safety devices.

Two suspects were taken into custody after a short foot race; the third suspect successfully escaped police.

The organization gave out food and cleaning supplies for people still recovering from flood damage and the pandemic.

Nearly 4,000 kids in St. Louis have been busy on the field this summer for the Redbird Rookies co-ed softball and baseball programs.

"We offer our heartfelt condolences to the families of the men who died," the Edwardsville Police Department wrote.

The department had the fire under control as of 9 a.m. but expected to be pouring water on it well into the evening.