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School districts in the St. Louis area are now facing financial consequences if they continue to require masks.

Students informed school leaders Saturday night that the faces in the mural were painted over and covered up with the name of a white supremacist group

Johnson and his foundation, the Demetrius Johnson Foundation, gave away thousands of dollars worth of toys to deserving kids along with food and live entertainment

The postponements were out of an abundance of caution concerning cross-border travel and "the fluid nature of federal travel restrictions," a league statement said

They barely left any room for business inside the Dave Mungenast Honda showroom in south St. Louis County.

The city has also teamed with the United Way of Greater St. Louis to help residents that may not be able to navigate the online process

No one is inside the building, the fire department said

The former governor hopes Republican voters can forgive his past when choosing a U.S. Senate nominee next August, but his opponents hope they don’t forget.

"It will be a tough Christmas for me, not having my dad around," said Joseph Calame Jr.

People should expect the $500 payment within 10-15 days, if they're approved

The robber had a white beard and was still wearing the Santa Claus hat when he was arrested, police said

Police said the boy was taken to an area hospital for treatment of his injuries

"She left us way too soon. I just cannot believe it," said Baby Hebb, Etheria Hebb's stepmother.

Wild Lights and Garden Glow are called-off for Friday, Dec. 17

It's been one week since 6 workers died after a deadly tornado hit the warehouse in Edwardsville, causing it to collapse.

A ceremony was held at the public safety building Friday morning.

Police say Tatyana Smiley has been out on bond since March as she awaited trial for the murder of 72-year-old Charles Watkins.

The smoke and flames forced several people to jump from a second-story window.

Hidden Valley was set to open for the season on Sunday

Several Missouri and Illinois school districts are stepping up security in response to the posts that many officials are assuring were not considered credible.