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"Once they get the money, the conversation usually stops and unfortunately the mother or guardian never receives that formula that they purchased," Wetzel said.

Jefferson County is still in the CDC's lowest level of community transmission although COVID-19 cases are increasing in the county.

Chief John Hayden announced he will retire June 18. Lt. Col. Michael Sack was named interim chief.

“Oil prices continue to go up,” said Patrick De Haan. “Gasoline consumption is up. Inventory is down."

Anthony Jones will spend the next 45 years in prison for shooting a woman to death and stealing her car in 2019.

The victim was identified as 35-year-old Shalonda Miller, and the suspect was identified as 36-year-old Tyrone Barnes.

The Avalanche lead the series 1-0 after the Blues lost in overtime Tuesday night.

Police said the car was stopped next to a concrete light pole, but it did not look like the car had struck the light pole.

The office of Gov. Mike Parson announced he would hold a signing ceremony for the redistricting legislation Wednesday afternoon.

Officials confirmed a body was found Wednesday and recovery efforts were underway.

The three shootings happened before 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon.

Road to Load Best Movers had several complaints for upcharging customers on site, holding their items hostage or failing to deliver at all.

"It's so diverse. It's so eclectic. It's Maple-weird."

Leaders celebrated the start of the $210 million project despite setbacks including a soaring cost for the project’s first phase and lack of bidders for the second.

If they approve the agreement, Schnucks workers would see changes in working conditions as well as improvements to their health care plans at no extra cost to them.

The proposed mine does not comply with several of the parameters in the new ordinance.

Dozens of fans showed up to the popular downtown venue for the start of the second round of the playoffs Tuesday night.

The trailer, which was stored near Grand Boulevard and Park Avenue, was reported stolen late Tuesday morning.

Those for and against these changes spoke before Council. Some say if things stay the way they are, it would avoid some of the issues they've seen in the past.

"She was bleeding on her arm and we had glass all over us, we pulled over and called the cops and they determined it was a bullet."