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The impact of the crash caused the car to split in half, and driver Jaren Carr was thrown from the vehicle.

Aylia Crus, 20, died at a hospital.

The board approved resolutions opposing Believe STL Academy and another disputing a $35 million federal grant awarded to charter school funder Opportunity Trust.

Beginning in January, state workers can qualify for $250 or $500 if they successfully refer a new employee to the state workforce.

A St. Louis County cop told attendees at an elementary school Halloween event they were "all going to die" before firing shots in the air, according to court documents.

The Valley R-VI School District identified the girl as Amelia Biri, 10. She was a fifth grader and lived in Richwoods, Missouri.

The deal comes as the St. Louis metro area office market experiences historic lows in occupancy.

Cori Bush calls for immediate cease-fire. Josh Hawley wants probe of college groups. Eric Schmitt wants Iranian assets frozen.

Javonn Nettles pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree murder and was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the deaths of Darrion Rankin-Fleming and his daughter, Dmyah Fleming.

A trio of Republicans is vying to be Missouri’s next governor.

Some public comments accuse Missouri education department of raising "snowflakes."

In style of "Humans of St. Louis" stories, new photo project highlights members of growing Jewish community.

Missouri’s second Topgolf location is set to open in St. Louis' Midtown on Friday.

The man suspected in the attack, 71-year-old Joseph Czuba, made disparaging remarks about Muslims to the Palestinian-American family.

Missouri board to vote Tuesday on returning schools to local elected boards.

There was some private grumbling about whether the board really needed to weigh in on foreign affairs.

Seth Crosby spent nearly 20 years with the genetics department at Washington University.

The report’s findings came as a surprise in many areas.

The 16.5-acre site produced ammunition during World War II and the Korean and Vietnam wars, and has been vacant since 1998.

Nearly four months after a fire gutted the north St. Louis cathedral-turned-skate park, its founders and stakeholders say a second coming for the building is on the way.