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The space, called Shared by Side Project Brewing, is a four-seasons patio available for in-person dining.

Police said the driver tried to swerve out of the way but couldn't avoid hitting the man.

Lt. Col. Larry O'Toole will retire May 21 and the city will pay him about $162,000 to settle a discrimination claim against the city.

From Ballpark Village to the City of St. Louis, there are dozens of jobs to choose from.

MoDOT sent out an update Monday announcing the bridge work would start Monday night, as long as the weather cooperates.

Kyierah Jeffries attended Eureka High School, the Rockwood School District shared Monday. She was fatally shot in south St. Louis over the weekend.

One Family Church, which also has a location in the Shaw neighborhood, has been renting the 1920s-era theater and holding services there for the past 10 years.

JetBlue Airways, in competition with the parent of Frontier Airlines, has urged the Miramar, Florida, company's shareholders to vote against the rival deal.

The grant supports WashU's Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences.

"It's a tough one, it's a tough one to swallow," said Beast Southern Kitchen & BBQ Owner and Pitmaster David Sandusky.

Police said in some cases the suspects put stickers for baby wipes on expensive items and scanned them for a cheaper amount at self-checkout.

The vacant former Hotel Majestic was converted to the newly opened 96-room hotel at 1019 Pine St.

Kids in kindergarten through second grade are going into their second week masking up, and the older students will follow suit starting Monday.

Receptions, proms and other celebrations are adding to an already busy time of year.

More than 8,300 families in Missouri have children with epilepsy, including the Capps family in Herculaneum, whose 4-year-old son is the namesake of 'Will's Law'.

Fans will head to America's Center this weekend for the pop culture convention

The Storm Prediction Center has most of the 5 On Your Side coverage area under a slight risk for severe storm development.

The parade had hundreds of participants, and thousands of people showed up to support the return of the historic event.

One of the passengers was thrown from the car and was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash.

Deandre Cotton, 38, was found and arrested at a home in East St. Louis Saturday morning and taken into custody by a SWAT team.