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The number of new COVID-19 cases in the school is greater than the 1.5% threshold in the school's mask policy, triggering the new mask requirement.

There are nearly 25,000 vacant properties, according to data from the city.

"I just wanted to see how high I could go. I'm honored and grateful to be in this position," said Mya Grimes.

There are free gun locks available at some St. Louis Public Library branches that are provided by Women's Voices Raised for Social Justice, a local nonprofit.

For more than 50 years, the mission for MCE has stayed the same.

“She said 'Well, it’s your word against the driver,'” said Johnson. “If you don’t have any proof or video or witness, it’s your word against theirs.”

Sixty-four years ago this week, Bob Pettit led the St. Louis Hawks to NBA greatness.

The price of kitchen staples like milk, flour and butter are all up.

Police are looking for a white, newer-model Infinity car that is missing the rear driver's side hubcap in connection with a deadly shooting.

The seven-mile stretch of Illinois Route 3 between Kaskaskia and GG roads is now known as Trooper Nicholas J. Hopkins Memorial Highway.

Looking for an Easter-inspired event this weekend? Here are some options around the St. Louis area.

The Bailey Foundation's Fresh Fun Market aims to provide free fruits, vegetables and non-perishable food items to people in the St. Louis area.

A QuikTrip representative said that the company is still exploring options for the site, and no plans are finalized.

The man is suspected of hitting two Eureka officers, including one who broke his ankle during the pursuit.

The episode includes a new interview with former Lincoln County prosecutor Leah Askey. Keith Morrison presses her on why she prosecuted Russ Faria instead of Hupp.

Owner and manager Anita Abdul-Karim said she hopes to open Anita’s Café and Bar by June, but that is an "unofficial timeline."

Nicholas Hopkins was killed in the line of duty in 2019.

According to police, the 1-year-old was returned safe and a suspect is in custody

Access to high-speed internet, affordability of devices, and understanding how to use technology all contribute to a very deep digital divide in St. Louis.

Like last year, Fair Saint Louis organizers are planning one big fireworks show on July 4 instead of several nights of fireworks.