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The threat of severe storms has come to an end in the St. Louis area, but the rain chance will continue for the rest of Thursday evening. Reports of storm damage continue to climb and be assessed.

A St. Louis man was convicted of walking up to a Lindenwood Park homeowner, asking him for directions, and shooting him in the face about three years ago.

The teachers union has agreed to KIPP’s proposals for salary and benefits, but is holding out for clauses related to job protections.

“It’s time for us to re-fund the police and invest in our communities,” said Ashcroft, one of the Republican candidates for governor.

Wentzville’s Ratchet Rockers robotics team is one of the country's best. But the team of 32 students from schools across the city wants to be the best in the world.

Chancellor says students involved in "disruptive behavior" in the March 21 incident — which included throwing eggs — had been referred to "the university student conduct process."

"The verdict represents the judgment of the community," Judge Michael Noble said Thursday. "The jury found that this was not an accident."

Dean Plocher stormed out of a press conference after refusing to answer questions about an ethics investigation Thursday.

The toddler, who police said was not in a car seat, was ejected from a Chevrolet Equinox after the vehicle collided with another that ran a red light.

Starbucks said that it plans to alleviate some of that waste with new disposable cups that contain up to 20% less plastic.

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The program assists businesses and local governments in getting low interest loans.

Ethics committee makes report public that shows Dean Plocher “obstructed” the investigation into his actions.

“We need a lot more employees,” Quinton Lucas said. “If there are people who are willing and ready to work, then I believe that there could be a place for them.”

In part two, Jason Hall, CEO of Greater St. Louis Inc., discusses how welcoming immigrants and refugees will help the area’s population grow.

Diamond Sports, parent of Cardinals and Blues broadcaster Bally Sports Midwest, says a deal with Amazon Prime Video could launch in October.

The legislation needs one more vote in the House before advancing to the Senate for further consideration.

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Symphony leaders say Powell Hall will be a "must-see experience" when it opens in 2025.

St. Louis police leadership is considering moving officers from eight-hour shifts to 11-hour shifts in hopes of alleviating staffing woes and ramping up patrols.