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The ride promises to be open year-round and for all ages. Riders will get to travel through seasonal foliage at speeds up to 25 miles per hour

The board voted to revise the COVID-19 mitigation plan to remove the mask mandate starting Jan. 18. However, another vote regarding masks will take place on Jan. 11.

Once the project is complete, the building will house the Don and Heide Wolff Jazz Institute and National Black Radio Hall of Fame

Tim Lohmar said Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt has "no authority over local school boards."

The hotel brand intentionally appeals to younger travelers with slightly smaller rooms that have modern, minimalist touches

The new Wentzville-area park will bring the number of St. Charles County parks to 21

The crash happened along West Adams Avenue Wednesday night

“We have many girls from St. Louis doing it big on the international modeling stage. She's up next."

His identity has not been released

Carl Hudson, an assistant principal at Marquette High School, died Wednesday after an extended illness, a letter to students said.

For the week ending on Dec. 4, the report stated staff cases were at their highest and student cases were at their second highest

"I want their families to know that we are thinking of them and standing behind them," said longtime Edwardsville Resident Lisa McBride.

The National Weather Service said there have been 13 tornado reports in the Plains states, scattered through eastern Nebraska and Iowa

The St. Louis area has some of the best football talent in the country. Here's where some of the star seniors from this class are headed to play in college

After 240 structures were examined in two days, officials found that 26 structures were destroyed and 20 had major damage

Federal prosecutors say Hunter, 33, and two other men tried to take a 2013 Ford Escape from James Anthony Sapone, leading to a deadly shooting

SLU's online cannabis science certification program grew from 80 students in 2020 to more than 300 this year. Now, they're adding a graduate program.

“What we see a lot is that consumers put down these deposits, and in the end we get little to no work done," said Sarah Wetzel.

In a webpage dedicated to the incident, UKG wrote that "it may take up to several weeks to fully restore system availability."

Michael Honkomp will be sentenced in February.