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This deal adds to Hoffmann’s cohort of transportation operations as the company works to grow its portfolio of business services.

Selected households in West End and Visitation Park will get grants for home repairs or investment as part of privately funded Invest STL initiative.

Police on Monday identified a man found shot to death last week in north St. Louis County.

The phenomenon is closely watched by investors as it has preceded past recessions.

Police on Monday identified the 5-year-old Jennings boy who was killed when a tree fell on his house during Saturday's thunderstorms.

Child welfare officials say Hogan Street Regional Youth Center has made improvements in Old North St. Louis despite staff vacancies.

Thomas Favazza, 47, is charged with second-degree assault, DWI and driving with a revoked license. He already had a pending Eureka municipal DWI after a traffic stop in late February.

The move could help fill scores of vacant jobs at state prisons, mental health facilities and nursing homes for military veterans

The Lake County man was in critical condition at a hospital.

A man was charged with murder Monday in a fatal double shooting earlier this year in the city's Greater Ville neighborhood.

Adult SNAP participants without children must prove they are meeting work requirements or will lose benefits after just three months.

Charlotte Dubois, 14, is in a dangerous Catch-22: too sick to find a home, but unable to get the transplant she needs because she doesn’t have a home.

Stretch of rural road linking St. Charles and Lincoln counties has seen multiple crashes and fatalities in recent years.

Saturday's fierce wind and rain left widespread damage, downed trees and caused a boil-water advisory for parts of St. Louis.

Six police officers quit, saying Mayor Mike Cornell and village trustees in May cut $8,000 from police pay without notice, according to a statement from the officers. The mayor contests what the officers are saying.

On Saturday, Twitter boss Elon Musk announced new limits on the number of posts accounts can read in a day.

The poor health care for Bilal Hill while he was in jail resulted in an $8.5 million verdict. A law firm will now pursue more cases like his across the country.

As a storm victim sat dying in her car under a tree, neighbors tried unsuccessfully to reach the 911 call center for help.

The companies failed to reach a distribution agreement.

Someone flagged down a passing ambulance, but the victim was pronounced dead at a hospital.