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LaunchCode is accepting applications for the January LC101 class through Dec. 5. The free, part-time training program launches in January and runs for twenty weeks.

The fire chief said the small explosion threw one of the employees about 10 feet into the air and into a brick wall. A second employee suffered burns.

"This is not a moment, it's a movement"

Derk Brown walked Father Dickson Cemetery on Sappington Road and found broken headstones. The managers say their efforts to upkeep the site started in 1988.

“Every time somebody hears it the only thing they hear is everybody is getting $500,” said Reed. “That’s just not the case.”

St. Louis, St. Louis County and the public entity that owns the Dome at America's Center agreed to settle the case last week.

The classification change would afford the site more protection and funding from the National Park Service

Eight big cats tested positive for the virus three weeks ago. The zoo said they now only have occasional coughing or sneezing.

The store will close on Dec. 24

At issue is $100,000 that the Campaign Legal Center alleges Greitens' state gubernatorial committee illegally spent to kickstart his Senate campaign.

The victim was identified as 55-year-old Melvin McCombs

"The Prom" runs from January 25 to February 6, 2022 at The Fabulous Fox Theater. Win with Five at the Fox!

"It has been very well received, and we suspect that it will be one of our top selling apples in the future"

"There’s something really neat about the claw, the challenge of it"

During the council's Tuesday night meeting, his confirmation was denied by a 5-2 vote

The adjustment was due to a cost review that included the 2021 winter storm that led to outages in Texas and other states

A legal challenge continues in court while some expect the county council could vote on another mask mandate

“We need to do something,” said Rep. Dan Shaul. “People in Missouri want to be able to bet on sports.”

"It's really special to us and honor today in Paris and we happen to have the St. Louis Sound exhibit that tells her story."

"We are absolutely going in the wrong direction in terms of hitting health system resources to take care of COVID patients," said Dr. Clay Dunagan.