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Centennial Christian Church was the only local recipient of $77 million in Federal Emergency Management Agency aid announced Wednesday.

Opened in 1951, the bridge over the Mississippi River "is in a deteriorated condition" and has restrictions on the size of freight that can be safely trucked across it.

Board members remained unconvinced by a developer's plan to redevelop Euclid School, saying the building is not structurally safe and that the developer didn't offer a good price.

Hawley's proposal adds funds for hiring 200 child-abuse investigators; Schmitt's plan sets aside $350 million to arrest detainees let go by "sanctuary" areas.

An investigative report released by Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick on Wednesday provided the most detailed insight yet into why Francis Howell agreed to settle with former Superintendent Mike Dominguez through closed-door negotiations last year.

In a report issued Wednesday, Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick said it is “imperative” the governor slash millions of dollars in proposed funding to address a fiscal cliff facing the state.

The governor is still considering the bill that would make the Battlehawks the state's official professional football team.

This comes a week after Ballpark Village won its lawsuit against Arch Apparel, winning over $316,000 in lease damages and other costs.

Court records say Harris' white Nissan Altima was going 68 miles per hour immediately before the crash. On impact, he was going 40 miles per hour, the records say.

Advocates warn new federal work rules could strain a state system already dropping eligible people because of missed or unprocessed forms

This lawsuit, which was filed in March, marks the second time that Max Calfo has sought to have Mike Costlow removed from the ballot over Costlow's past legal troubles.

U.S. Rep. Nikki Budzinski said her office is now trying to gather information about the detainment of Jesus Alexis Cruz, 16.

Officers found the boy, estimated to be less than a month old, sleeping in an orange-and-white onesie and appeared to be in good health.

The 17-year-olds told police that they were walking in an alley on the 4200 block of East Lee Avenue when they saw two unknown masked men.

Police responded to a ShotSpotter activation call around 7:50 p.m. near the 5600 block of Lotus Avenue, where they found the boy with a gunshot wound in his lower leg.

The federal Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (YES) program was created by Congress in 2002 in response to the Sept. 11 attacks.

The St. Louis Fire Department said the fire broke out about 2 a.m. in the 1900 block of President Street.

Police responded to the stabbing in the 4300 block of Forest Park Avenue at around 9:45 p.m.

Kayla Reed, Action St Louis' executive director, said she was disgusted by aldermen. “You don't deserve to lead this city,” she told them.

ST. LOUIS — A man died Wednesday morning in a shooting in the Walnut Park East neighborhood.