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Estelle Stamps, 34, of East St. Louis, died in the accident Wednesday night, authorities said.

The girl referred to as Jane Doe in the lawsuit lived periodically at Epworth's facility in Webster Groves in 2023 and 2024.

The reassessment marks a shift for a city that until recently was preparing for mass shelters large enough to hold 500 to 1,000 people.

CBRE sued developer FoPa Partners LLC for allegedly breaching a 2018 contract in which FoPa Partners agreed to pay CBRE commission for listing and marketing leases for City Foundry STL.

Lab-developed meats are not yet available in Missouri grocery stores.

Judge Gwendolyn Goeke will decide whether the teen, who faces a first-degree murder charge, should be tried as an adult in February.

But convention chief says the plan will require a new source of revenue to manage the extra obligation.

The men were found shot in a vehicle Wednesday in the 12400 block of Horizon Village Drive. One died at the scene; the other at a hospital.

The firefighter, who was rescued in 14 minutes, was evaluated by medics at the scene. He was shaken but will be fine, authorities said. He was not taken to a hospital.

A three-judge panel removed some of the 'politically charged' language inserted by Republican Secretary of State Denny Hoskins.

A developer is proposing to build more than 150 apartments at a dilapidated retail center in Creve Coeur.

Breckenridge Hills police released a surveillance image of the person dressed in black.

In a new lawsuit, Bayer aims to get AIG to shoulder costs from its legal crises, based on past insurance allegedly held by Monsanto.

Headlines from the Dec. 4, 1925, front page include: Strange poison causes four deaths, three in one family

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If enough signatures were collected, the map will be placed on hold until voters decide its fate at the ballot box next year.