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Protesters gathered before 6 p.m. at Manchester Avenue and Sarah Street in St. Louis. They held signs and chanted as cars drove by, eliciting an occasional honk in support.

Dan King played like the other two contestants weren't even there.

City officials discuss the plan, called Caballo Farms, Thursday night

Chief Robert Tracy said it's a "win-win" that a local university can use his expertise from decades of experience in law enforcement.

Owners Arlene Maminta Browne and Stanley Browne said they are currently under negotiations for a sale to new ownership, but their final day at Robust will be Jan. 31.

Dalair Khlalil Jefferson, 26, also faces charges of robbery and armed criminal action in the case, police said.

Ramon Chavez-Rodriguez cried in court as he apologized for driving recklessly on Interstate 70 and losing control of his car, striking Officer David Lee.

"My read of the Constitution is that if the President feels the need to put boots on the ground there in the future, Congress would need to vote on it."

Renee Nicole Macklin Good was a 37-year-old mother of three who recently moved to Minnesota from Kansas City, Missouri.

Incident occurred about 4:50 p.m. Monday in the 10800 block of Glen Garry Road, police said.

Sixteen-year-old Karmel Graham's family was disappointed with Michael Tolden's short sentence.

Rep. Jeremy Dean, D-Springfield, could be sanctioned by the full House

St. Louis Circuit Judge Joseph Whyte's ruling in a years-old legal saga puts the city on the hook for well over $1 million in back pay and attorney fees.

Zimmerman's announcement comes three weeks after County Executive Sam Page said he does not plan to seek reelection.

City officials say the benefit, which is not offered to any other city employees, will cost tens of millions of dollars over time.

After the May tornado, he found his purpose by feeding his neighbors. "Without Larry, I wouldn’t eat."

The property "represents a transformational redevelopment opportunity that would help redefine the future of the surrounding area," according to marketing materials.

Headlines from the Jan. 8, 1926, front page include: Forced down after completing 5,000-mile flight

Goode, Margaret - St. Louis, MO

Margaret Peden Goode of Kirkwood, MO January 6, 2026, at age 91. Celebration of life will be held on Saturday, January 10th, at Bopp Chapel in Kirkwood. Memorial visitation will begin at 12:00 p.m.; service will begin at 1:00 p.m.…