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Thousands of St. Louis students made it through their first day of school Monday but not without some challenges.

Officials said both murders were committed in the victims' cars in the driveway of Jeffrey Tod's home.

Cody Toenyes, 22, of Bethalto, and 19-year-old Jack Pfund, of Edwardsville, were identified as the victims Tuesday.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department's homicide division assumed the ongoing investigation.

Police said Julius Butler had been asked to leave the store after acting aggressively toward female customers.

The election decides who will fill the vacancy left by former alderman Jeffrey Boyd, who resigned in June amidst a federal indictment.

This year, masks are optional for students, staff and visitors.

The "GIVE 75" campaign continues with a food drive benefiting Operation Food Search.

MoDOT estimates a $122 million project to add lanes and ramps will alleviate the traffic along I-70, I-64 and US 61.

While a new laptop might not guarantee good grades for your student, it may give them one less thing to complain about.

Richard Lesinski Jr., 39, was charged with DWI hit and run resulting in death and driving while revoked or suspended.

"The fact that Cruiser is alive to celebrate his first birthday is a miracle," a press release from Longmeadow said.

Most of the businesses are still closed at Florissant Meadows Shopping Center and owners don't know how long it's going to take to reopen.

Sen. Duckworth's Public Safety Officer Support Act was signed into law by President Biden last week.

Researchers hope the mRNA method used in Pfizer's COVID vaccine could be used to shorten flu shot production and increase efficacy.

Lewis Reed pleaded not guilty when the charges were first announced, but he now has a change-of-plea hearing scheduled for Friday.

Anyone with information is asked to call the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department's missing persons unit at 314-444-5738.

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.