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Police said the victim was struck by gunfire while driving on northbound Illinois Route 3.

It’ll be frozen and then sent to a milk bank in Ohio. From there, the breast milk will be sent out to babies in need all across the country.

​The meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday and is open to the public. It will also be streamed live on the council's livestreaming channel.

Jesse is an incredibly kind and playful 13-year-old. He is respectful and so helpful at home.

Police said the man was shot multiple times at Western Ready Mix, Inc. on Angelica Street.

The private, Jesuit university said it has appointed Edward Feser, currently provost and executive vice president of Oregon State University, as its 34th president.

County Executive Sam Page said the 2025 budget needs to be approved before Dec. 19 for in-person applications to continue.

Central Perk Resale Shop sells new and gently used clothing, home appliances, furniture and décor, among other items.

Police said the shooting happened near Ivory Crockett Park. No suspects have been identified.

While the firefighters worked to put out the flames, all the Metcalfs could do is watch their hard work, and their livelihood burn to the ground in just a few hours.

After a freak accident on the rink, Dean Robinson may permanently lose vision in one of his eyes.

The 26-year-old suspect was charged with first-degree murder, according to court documents filed Friday.

The last time the event was hosted in St. Louis was 2006.

The driver got out of the BMW and walked away from the scene after striking the pair, police said.

"White later told police he shot Moore twice after confronting him about unpaid tuckpointing work White had done for Moore," a statement from the court said.

The suspect and the women fled the scene shortly after the robbery, the victim told police.

Research, writing and develop of the project began in October 2023. The project has the participation of 10 adult artists mentors and 10 young people ages 16-25.

Missouri isn’t alone. Across the nation, the number of people awaiting the ultimate punishment has declined sharply since the turn of the century.

Three bills are backed by hemp industry leaders, while one has the support of the Missouri Cannabis Trade Association.

The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is offering $970,000 in funding to help districts purchase the buses.