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Homicide detectives are investigating.

A precautionary boil advisory was lifted Saturday afternoon for several neighborhoods in south St. Louis, the day after a water main break impacted their water service.

ST. LOUIS — A 12-year-old girl was injured by gunfire when a fight erupted Friday night outside of a downtown gas station where she was buying snacks, according to St. Louis police.

One person was killed and four others injured in a single-car crash early Saturday in downtown St. Louis.

Dot Foods says fears about safety in downtown St. Louis is the main reason why the company is moving its annual trade show to Denver next year,

Davon Norman, 28, was arrested and charged with several felonies, including first-degree murder.

Officers responded at 11:41 p.m. to a call about a shooting at the home, police said. They discovered a man inside with gunshot wounds.

In the spirit of Ville music legend Alleda Ward-Wells, Carol Moppins started having recitals.

The disease kills about one third of the people who contract it.

An alderman wants to eliminate a provision in the law that requires restaurateurs to gather signatures from a majority of their neighbors before the businesses can tap a keg.

St. Louis issued a precautionary boil advisory over portions of Southside neighborhoods Friday after a water main break in the St. Louis Hills neighborhood caused low water pressure.

The measure could prevent pay raises for teachers and present a logistical nightmare for counties wanting to implement it, the associations said.

Missouri NAACP president makes it clear there is still a travel advisory for Black people in the state, in part because of the dreadful statistics in the annual traffic stops report.

The 1903 flood is the 14th highest on record here. But it ranked second for its day and was East St. Louis' most damaging ever.

Emerson is moving its headquarters from its longtime location on West Florissant Avenue in Ferguson to downtown Clayton.

Affected are ramps at I-55 and Highway 40 (Interstate 64), starting at 9 p.m. Friday.

David Farrell, who died Monday, led May Department Stores Co. — at the time one of the St. Louis area's largest and most successful companies — from 1979 to his retirement in 1998.

On Friday, roughly 30 people marched on Peabody as they sought more environmentally friendly solutions to energy.

Richard was known for a gruff exterior and an adherence to conservative Republican policies.