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Police say 3 juveniles believed to have been present at the time of the Friday night shooting are in custody and the county juvenile office is reviewing the case.

Cardinal Timothy Dolan, who recently retired as archbishop of New York, grew up and was ordained at Holy Infant Parish in Ballwin.

Victim in the Saturday night shooting was Darren Henderson of North County, police said.

Melissa M. Anderson helped people she considered down on their luck. The Sunset Hills woman met them at libraries and supermarkets, and she provided money and rides.

The victim, believed to be a 43-year-old East St. Louis woman, was found about 1:30 a.m. Sunday in the College Hill neighborhood.

Police said Jobori Bell, of St. Louis, was found in a residence in the College Hill neighborhood about 10 p.m. Sunday.

Now, days after the storm, residents along the Black River are looking to put their lives back together.

Union Pacific’s Big Boy No. 4014 is the largest working steam locomotive in the world.

It's the latest fallout from a crisis that blindsided city officials last year, when Kirkwood Electric announced it had gone millions over budget.

The latest report on a February riot is part of a longer pattern of problems at the St. Louis County jail. Follow the Post-Dispatch's reporting on staffing, safety, oversight and conditions inside the facility.

Newly released documents shed light on the Feb. 7 riot in the county jail that lasted more than three hours.

The County Council will vote on the proposals Monday.

In the 1950s, the downtown skyline was tired and dingy, the riverfront an empty expanse of cleared ground.

Headlines from the July 13, 1926, front page include: Troops search for missing in arsenal blast.

The director of the Illinois State Police called the shootings, which were in three locations and targeted a family, a "horrible, horrible crime."

Lesterville residents and business owners say they face months of recovery after devastating flash flooding last week.

One person died, hundreds were rescued and communities were reeling from property damage and loss after flash floods swept through southeast Missouri. See full Post-Dispatch coverage here.

“It’s crazy...You can’t go around arresting people for saying things that are true.”

Headlines from the July 12, 1926, front page include: Three killed for not giving autos to highwaymen.

Catch up on local business appointments, awards and hires.