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A mother told police she was in the process of putting her children in her car when someone got behind the wheel and drove off.

The city's mask mandate was adopted on Nov. 24, the day after a judge in Missouri ruled local health orders tied to COVID-19 are illegal.

Investigators said the cause of the fire was an unattended grease fire on the stove top. The victim's identity hasn't been released.

Ameren is asking the state commission for price increases on gas and electric services

The fire is believed to be accidental, but the investigation is ongoing. The victim was identified Monday as Kenneth Miramonti.

It turns out, the fresh flavoring and candies—like candy canes—are another example of items that could be more difficult to find in 2021.

A 10-year-old girl was injured in the crash

Since the Kmart closed in the 1990s, the building has gone through several owners

Strange Donuts and Steve's Hot Dogs have teamed up to create a limited edition maple bacon donut burger starting Monday, Dec. 6.

Remember the name Chris Books Jr. Next year, he will play his games on Saturdays. Maybe in four years, he will be playing his games on Sundays

Keyon Harrold spent 20 years developing his jazz career in New York City. Now, he's working as the Creative Advisor for Jazz St. Louis.

"Our team continues to deal with the shock and trauma from Friday night's shooting involving a MetroBus operator," a tweet from Metro Transit said Sunday.

Bi-State announced a major initiative to increase MetroLink train safety just last month. Now, Metro is turning its safety focus has shifted from rail to road.

The seniors scored a 36 on the standardized test, all while being involved in extra-curricular activities.

Friends and family gathered to honor Detective Antonio Valentine

Jonathan Cobb was shot while driving a MetroBus Friday night in St. Louis County

It happened Friday night on Lucas & Hunt, just south of Natural Bridge.

"We have to meet people where they are. We must come into their communities," Mayor Tishaura Jones said.

Destiny Frey nearly died after someone hit her, but thanks to donated blood, she is now able to give back to others.

Dr. James T. Minor is the first Black person to assume the role