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Police say the victim was shot after an argument with a man believed to be in his 30s

Viewers can watch how the story unfolds when Metro Theatre Company premieres the production at The Grandel Theatre.

The structure was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2008 as representative of St. Louis' "Modern Movement."

STL YouthBuild is looking for young people 17 to 24, and the St. Louis Department of Health is hiring animal care and control officers.

Kijuan Glass, 27, faces charges of aggravated battery with a firearm, aggravated discharge of a firearm, and aggravated unlawful use of weapons.

"They are kind of written in stone," ImpactLife's Pete Lux said of the donor rules, "but fortunately, we do have a chisel."

Protesters carried signs describing Don Kauerauf as a tyrant. Kauerauf has repeatedly stated that he doesn't support government mask or vaccine mandates.

It would spare consumers nearly $1 billion in taxes in the coming year, including relief on groceries, gasoline and property taxes.

More than 50 students and community members in the Dunklin R-5 School District chanted with signs on Monday following a school board vote earlier in January.

In a Facebook post, the Belleville Police Department said they worked with state, local and federal agencies in Missouri and Illinois to locate and arrest the man.

The donkey is safe and is expected to be reunited with her owner

The one-day campaign on Tuesday, Feb. 1 is to raise money to help support The Humane Society of Missouri's programs.

Wesley Bell said in a statement that surveillance video not available at the time charges were filed provided “unmistakable evidence” of self-defense.

The Crown Food Mart on 1441 Kingshighway was completely destroyed.

The subject of a recent I-Team report was arrested Thursday on charges that he is again targeting someone in the St. Louis area.

Sheriff Jeff Burkett was exposed to COVID by an inmate at the county jail.

The three nonprofit arts organizations said Monday that the gift is from the estate trust of Louetta Buechler, a Manchester resident who died Dec. 20, 2020.

“This is the biggest project that we have taken on since the Country Store and Restaurant were built in 2010," Chris Eckert said.

Officials said the fourth victim ran to a nearby convenience store and was in critical condition.

"According to the Department of Education, 47% of people who don't fill out the FAFSA would have received some kind of aid if they had."