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Campus police said the two female students were in a parked car on Cabanne Avenue when they were forced from the car at gunpoint.

Two SLMPD officers were injured in a car crash Monday. Two other officers were shot in the line of duty Wednesday.

Part of the property will be turned into a new subdivision with 81 homes.

The car was later found in East St. Louis.

The congresswoman was not injured.

The high-flying Viper is ready to deliver an RKO in front of St. Louis fans.

In the most recent press conference, police chief John Hayden said the officer was improving as doctors neared the end of surgery, and he may be moved to the ICU.

"Visitors have made a pilgrimage to 'The Hill' for over 100 years to sink their teeth into an Italian sandwich that's unlike any other in the industry."

The child was found safe Thursday morning, police said.

The Lindbergh Boulevard ramp is expected to be reopen Thursday afternoon, more than a day after a water main break.

The governor said the Legislature should look at whether it should create statewide standards versus those now done on a county-by-county or municipality basis.

"Single-family construction has been fairly consistent and strong over the last decade in St. Charles County."

The state health department has been utilizing this method since the height of the pandemic. It's helped them stay on top of the latest variants.

The 44-person crew shows up as hospitalizations and admissions trend down. However, levels are still higher than any point before the omicron surge.

A measure passed by the GOP-led state House and backed by Republican Senate leaders is projected to maintain a 6-2 split in favor of Republicans.

The second of three formal audits of the city's streets department gave it the second lowest rating on the state auditor's scale.

"If you don’t want to get vaccinated, get tested. If you don’t want to get tested all of the time, then get vaccinated," said a testing site coordinator.

East Alton Police Chief Scott Golike said the department will provide more information in a press conference Thursday morning.

The Missouri History Museum, Library & Research Center and Soldiers Memorial Military Museum will open next month after closing when COVID-19 cases started to surge.

Kenneth Gregory has been with the department for 41 years.