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Metro Transit is sticking with its plan to reduce the Call-A-Ride coverage area on Monday despite a new complaint filed Friday with the U.S. Justice Department about deficiencies with the van service.

Bookmobiles have been around for decades, but not necessarily the same vehicles, of course. The St. Louis County Library will get one set of new wheels next year after a $150,000 donation from Great Southern Bank.

Boardwalk Waffles & Ice Cream is known for its ice cream served on Belgian waffles, its milkshakes and, increasingly, its owner’s debts.

Chocolate bunnies at Easter are like Santa Claus at Christmas. Neither one is theologically significant, but they are both a fun and vital part of the holiday.

An unidentified person died Sunday morning after crashing a car into a building in the Near North Riverfront neighborhood, police said.

Justice will win, says St. Louis pastor who sees direct connection between actions in Tennessee and Missouri.

The first large sunrise Easter service was held at the Municipal Opera in Forest Park on April 17, 1927, with more than 13,000 attendees. It became an annual tradition.

The victim was treated at a hospital and released.

The ramp from northbound I-270 to eastbound I-44 will be shut down from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Wednesday.

St. Louis County police hosted the training at the True Gospel Miracle Church Saturday.

The bridge will be converted into part of a redesigned interchange under construction.

Charlie Taylor Jr. was found dead Friday evening.

Several months ago, I learned that my son and his wife — Jack and Laura — were expecting a second child, a daughter. Little Jack, who was then 2 years old, was going to have a sister.

Caleb Gage of Ballwin drowned last year after his canoe capsized near a low-water dam by Howell Island Conservation Area.

ST. CHARLES — Failure of the city and Ameren to reach agreement on giving the utility access to the city’s drinking water well field has delayed further cleanup of contamination there, federal officials say.

St. Louis and St. Louis County leaders on Friday lifted the COVID-19 emergency declarations that have been in place for three years.

But one activist questioned whether Tuesday's fatal chase — which started with the theft of laundry detergent from a Dollar General — was justified under the department's own policy.

A St. Louis police union on Friday fired back against allegations by the city prosecutor's office that detectives were the reason the court had to postpone a manslaughter trial.

Panko-breaded, deep-fried chicken, shrimp and other katsu dishes are the focus of Loop newcomer Katsuya.

Block chief Jack Dorsey posted on social media that Bob Lee, Square's first chief technology officer, was “instrumental to Square and Cash App,” and an “STL guy,” after Lee's death this week.