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The landfill contains thousands of tons of nuclear waste and byproducts from World War II-era atomic bomb development efforts

They oppose Boeing’s sponsorship of the parade.

Two days earlier, three Alabama men drowned in the area due to riptides, and an Oklahoma man died after being caught in a rip current on June 20.

The response comes a week after faculty decided to investigate the protests through a majority vote.

A mother of two boys, Dasha Kennedy has made it a priority to break the generations-long chain of financial trauma.

If you’re working toward a savings goal, you have many options for where to put your cash.

The lawsuit says the effort to dismiss Sam Alton was in retaliation for his recommending that the Jennings mayor get administrative warrants before towing vehicles from private property.

The body of Terrance Booker, a 17-year-old Cahokia Heights resident, was found in a yard Saturday morning with multiple gunshot wounds.

Officers responded to the shooting on Whittier Street around 9 a.m., police said.

The teen told officers he was walking in the 1200 block of Bryant Street when he heard gunshots and felt pain in his leg.

The younger woman's boyfriend, a 28-year-old man, then drew his gun and shot the 26-year-old woman.

St. Louis police say a woman was walking on the train tracks near around 7:30 p.m. while listening to music with earbuds in her ears.

Homicide detectives are investigating.

The Grand Pride Parade, which begins at noon, usually draws several hundred thousand attendees, making it one of downtown's biggest parades.

Among cuts: $4 million to demolish abandoned properties in Kinloch, $7 million to rehabilitate St. Louis Lambert International Airport and $10 million for sewer work in St. Louis County

Aldermen worried it wouldn't do enough to attract new hires for a city workforce missing nearly a third of its authorized strength.

"This is the shot in the arm North St. Louis businesses have been asking for," said St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones.

A St. Louis man said he took matters into his own hands after prosecutors dismissed charges against the man accused of killing his sister. He killed the man himself.

Authorities say Michelle Y. Peters, 47, of Lebanon, Missouri, admitted to spiking bottles of Mountain Dew in the garage fridge her husband often drank from.

The Mid-America Carpenters Regional Council is suing an apartment developer and his partners, alleging the men haven't repaid a more than $500,000 loan.