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Tickets go on sale Thursday at 10 a.m.

If federal funds get approved, the park would get a new playground, shelter, walking trail and renovated basketball courts, football and soccer fields.

Starting Feb. 19, masks will be recommended but not required in all K-12 Parkway schools.

"It's not just a job it's a calling,” said Stigge-Kaufman. “It's an opportunity for them to really make a difference for so many different individuals."

If you're fishing for trout, you are required to have a fishing permit and daily trout tag to fish in Missouri's trout parks.

Bob Onder is seeking to unseat County Executive Steve Ehlmann, who is serving his fourth term.

He will be escorted home Tuesday morning.

Curling? Bobsled? Snowboarding? 13-month-old Julia can do it all!

Severe weather is also something SLU Professor Charles Graves expects to see more regularly in February. Typically severe weather picks up in March.

According to the report, a DESE spokeswoman told investigators with the patrol that a vulnerability would have been there since the application was implemented.

Several neighborhood bars and restaurants were setting up Monday for the celebration that brings in thousands of locals and tourists.

The Hispanic Chamber and HealthcareX are hosting job fairs. And don't miss your chance to attend a free job workshop.

“Creating a centerpiece for the area brings pride to a community, interest from outside developers and a safe place for families to come together."

A police department unit is handling the ongoing investigation, which is a standard procedure whenever a child suddenly dies.

Investigators tell the I-Team that a suspect with history of harassment could have more victims.

Police said the man asked a witness for help with an unrelated injury. Shortly after, he was struck and dragged by a car.

"For me, skating was always going to be a chapter, not the book," O'Hare explained.

St. Louis County leads the state in child COVID-19 vaccinations.

Douglas Properties has submitted zoning requests to build Olivette Townhouses, which would consist of 35 two-story townhouses over seven buildings.

The legislation, which now heads to the mayor and was sponsored by Alderwoman Christine Ingrassia, passed unanimously.