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People in nearby homes were told to shelter in place

The watch alerted her twice when her heart rate was too low

Rather than going through the traditional criminal justice system, Ashley Hall and Julia Crews opted for a Restorative Justice mediation

One report says it could be the league's last chance to avoid a trial, which is set for Jan. 10.

The prize is awarded every two years and provides $175,000 over three years to awardees

"It’s deeply moving, ingeniously modern and pure magic"

The Sports Business Journal reported that Stan Kroenke could seek to settle the St. Louis litigation separately from the NFL and its other teams

Most of the land is vacant and has been set aside for industrial, service retail or agricultural uses

“Our intention was never to create any kind of alarm, it's to create awareness."

”Efforts to look for minerals that might occur within the US will help to alleviate supply chain issues that we’re having right now,” said Joe Gillman.

Former officer Julia Crews opened up about all that has happened since she shot a woman believing she had drawn her Taser

A local church, nonprofit and the Mayor's Office worked together to put trash cans and implement a City trash pick up route on State Street.

International grocers Global Foods Market and United Provisions are partnering to hold a spice drive beginning Wednesday and running until Dec. 24

In a statement, Public Safety Director Dan Isom said the incident started with a fight at the club

The Florissant woman is sharing her story with 5 On Your Side, but not her name or face, because she is still scared

The annual boxing event has raised $9 million to benefit The BackStoppers since its inception in 1987

A driver lost control of his car and hit the center median near McCausland Avenue. A man who then hit that car later died from his injuries, police said Monday.

Federal prosecutors were seeking the maximum 10-year sentence for depriving detective Luther Hall of his civil rights

Now is the time to enroll in spring classes at St. Louis Community College (STLCC) and Ranken Technical College.

A jury determined Ellis Brown used unreasonable force during the 2019 arrest of a victim who led police on a high-speed chase