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“We’ve already had ongoing operations with ICE in Chicago and throughout Illinois ... but we do intend to add more resources to those operations,” Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said.

Demonstration at Shaw Park draws more than a thousand people, many frustrated with recent actions by Gov. Mike Kehoe.

The shooting happened in the 500 block of North 38th Street, police said.

Lufthansa Airlines will offer flights five days a week, starting in June.

The driver who hit the pedestrian was unable to stop in time, the highway patrol said.

The killing followed an argument Friday night near I-270 and Bellefontaine Road, police said.

Developers say the project, named Wildwood Luxury Living, depends on the city granting them $3.3 million in tax exemptions over the next decade.

Robert Malcom's death Saturday afternoon is being investigated as a homicide.

A resident called police when a neighbor showed up on his front porch naked, with his hands zip tied behind his back. The man had been shot seven times.

Industry survey of construction firms also says many have been affected by tariff concerns and stepped-up immigration law enforcement.

Hopkins was charged for helping Malik A. Jones, the ringleader of the scheme, access mail and steal personal and business checks.

Johnny Dukes, 38, of St. Louis was charged with first-degree murder, three counts of unlawfully using a weapon, four counts of armed criminal action and first-degree assault.

Michael Reuter also had a third job at one point, working as a security guard. He is running for a fourth term as circuit clerk next year.

Here are some key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in August.

Tapping into traffic stops by local police is just one way federal authorities have ramped up criminal charges against undocumented immigrants.

Students in settlements face extra hardships in earning a degree. "It was humbling to see the level of enthusiasm," a SLU professor said of her class in Kenya.

A Kansas City project by controversial St. Louis developers Lux Living faces $1 million in fresh liens. For nearly one year, little to no work has progressed on the facade.

Bill Crispin, who had left the Grand Manor Assisted Living Center on Frank Scott Parkway, was found lying in thick vines between trees, nearly invisible to passersby.