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The proposal would rehab the vacant 120-year-old train depot, which operated as the popular Whistle Stop cafe and museum for nearly two decades before it closed in 2020.

Cortez Fleming, 31, of Jennings died in the May 6 shooting on Gustav.

Police say victim was shot in a parking lot in 3000 block of S. Jefferson.

A portion of the abandoned hospital campus on South Jefferson Avenue was up for auction for back taxes last week.

Darnell Warner was charged as an adult in October with second-degree murder and armed criminal action.

The ballots have been opened, revealing a long-awaited 11-3 vote in favor of unionization.

The storms will be capable of producing quarter-sized hail, 60 mph winds and weak tornados.

The victims, ages 17 and 19, were dropped off at hospital after being shot in the leg. Police said they were stable.

The Missouri Department of Transportation has named Tom Evers district engineer for the St. Louis area. Evers will take over the five-county region from Tom Blair, who is retiring.

Patrick Thrower of St. Louis was set to stand trial this week on charges of first-degree murder and armed criminal action for the January 2025 stabbing.

Bob Criss, a Washington University professor who has extensively studied flooding and also lives in U. City, left the role on April 30.

Content by Soldiers Memorial Military Museum. Learn about the WASP program and the women, like Jane Champlin, that made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.

He didn't deny shooting his son, 16-year-old Isaiah Walker, on Jan. 25, 2024, but said he did it in self-defense while the two were arguing.

Crockett, a St. Louis County native, chided Democrats for becoming "too complacent" and said now is the time "to dig deep and do more."

During Spanish rule of St. Louis, townfolk remained French by blood and inclination. Spanish commanders were often frustrated by the carefree ways of the residents.

Headlines from the May 18, 1926, front page include: Plan to relieve downtown traffic includes extensive system of one-way streets.

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The local forecast office of the National Weather Service said St. Louis could experience severe thunderstorms after midnight Sunday and again Monday into Tuesday as a cold front moves in.

Of the nearly 5,000 occupied homes and businesses seriously damaged, about 330 — one in 15 — have seen a building permit filed for fixes.