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In an alert sent by the city's NotifySTL system, the city said it would be testing the outdoor warning system between 8 a.m. and noon.

Steve Sanneman died Sunday after a five-week battle with metastatic pancreatic cancer that was caused by his profession.

“Our building structure has literally moved, and we are not sure it is safe to be in here at this time,” a July 8 post said.

The SWIM ON Foundation is teaching parents life-saving tips at no cost.

"He was so passionate about helping our kids and keeping them on the right path. We're devastated by his sudden death," Bryan Moore said.

Water has been restored at the hospital, a hospital spokesperson said.

Multiple gunshots rang out just after 6 p.m. Tuesday while it was still daylight outside.

The business manager for the St. Louis Police Officers Association said "people are leaving faster than they are coming in."

The man who police say shot the driver was arrested.

The prisoner was last seen running eastbound on Veterans Memorial Parkway after escaping at a Wright City rest stop, according to Missouri State Highway Patrol.

The crime plaguing the heart of St. Louis continues to be top of mind for business owners and city leaders.

The restaurant will reopen Friday.

A claim circulating in Midwest Facebook circles said the temporary hurricane could damage lawns and even cars. Meteorologists say the claim is bunk.

It would provide a new local recruiting center for the Coast Guard, which currently has its recruiting office in the North County Square shopping center.

Bullets struck the man in the leg and the dog in the paw, police said.

Target’s Midtown location, located near Saint Louis University, will have 95 employees. It is a smaller-format store compared with the retailer’s average store.

Tickets for the new destination are available starting Wednesday evening.

Capt. Jim Cova was "the calm to the storm," Lt. Jason Brice said. "It's a tremendous loss."

Donation bins will be at the front of each store through July 16.