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Dr. Clay Dunagan of the St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force said colder weather is driving more people indoors, giving the virus greater opportunity to spread

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He was identified as 38-year-old Andre Hutson

"The community's voice is critical to the improvement and progress of a school district"

The county was a few weeks behind in mailing residents their bills because of problems with contracting companies for the printing and mailing process

“I’ll be playing with the best of the best and that’s the exciting part of it,” she said

Isaiah Houston was charged in connection with his arrest Monday night. He is a person of interest in the shooting that left a MetroBus driver fighting for his life.

Councilman Tim Fitch said the proposed legislation did not go through the proper process, so the council did not vote on it Tuesday night

A St. Louis area man lost $3,400 after thinking he owed Amazon money. And consumer advocates say he's far from alone.

O'Brien moved to Europe after receiving a law degree from WashU. He met Harrison in 1973 and quickly formed a personal and professional bond.

The council voted down a necessary zoning change, effectively ending the plan

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt sent letters to public school and health officials on the recent ruling that renders COVID-19 health orders "null and void."

“It was very warm, and friendly, and welcoming,” said Katz. “Bob Dole was just sitting there shaking hands."

For 17 years, 5 On Your Side has partnered with the Foster and Adoptive Care Coalition to grant wishes and gifts for children impacted by foster care

Planned Parenthood said their Metro East clinic would see about 14,000 more patients, while abortion access opponents said they'd stay committed to changing hearts

During their investigation, deputies found that the victim went to a relative's home, where she was attacked by dogs.

Police said the man posted on social media saying "I'm going to shoot Festus high school students in the name of Kyle Rittenhouse."

Dr. Dunagan said the seven-day average of cases is beyond the peak reported during the delta surge earlier this year and is on a slope that is comparable to 2020

The shooting happened at an apartment complex near Union Boulevard and Pershing Avenue. Police said Michael Graves started shooting at officers, who fired back.

It'll be cold enough for flurries Tuesday, but a big warm-up is in store for Friday