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The flood assistance center in University City reached capacity just 90 minutes after opening.

Some 1,805 students have applied for MOScholars since it launched in June.

The Washington Avenue loft building has been the source of controversy for unruly parties and a fatal shooting earlier this year.

The Loop Trolley, which reopened Thursday, will operate through Oct. 30 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The major disaster declaration from President Biden would trigger federal assistance for the city of St. Louis, as well as St. Louis, St. Charles and Montgomery counties.

The request follows more than a year of problems with shootings, drag racing and other late-night mayhem.

Missouri House Democratic Minority Leader Crystal Quade called on Illinois and Kansas to apply for Medicaid waivers to cover abortions for out-of-state patients.

Jeffrey Tod was charged with killing DeAndre Moore and Melvin Whitted Jr. in December 2018 and Kenneth Linzie in January 2019.

Alderman Tom Oldenburg is working to add a median and a crosswalk in front of Ted Drewes within six months.

Carvana, accused of failing to get buyers their car titles in a timely manner, was suspended twice in Illinois.

Beginning Friday, the state sales tax on school materials, including clothing, will be 1.25% for 10 days, down from the usual 6.25%.

Pfizer expects to hire 40 scientists and engineers as part of the expansion.

A recent study found people who had alcohol delivered reported consuming more drinks and drinking on more days than people who obtained it through other methods.

Peter & Paul Community Services took over the city-owned Biddle House shelter on 13th Street in the city's Carr Square neighborhood on Monday.

Last night’s 4.32 inches of rain is already nearly an inch higher than St. Louis typically records for all of August (3.38).

The law is aimed at stopping shell companies from pumping dark money into campaign.

A 22-year-old Castle Point man is accused of wounding his child's mother and killing her father during an argument at a home in University City.

One man died and another was seriously injured in a shooting Wednesday evening in the city's Baden neighborhood.

Longtime Missouri Lottery chief May Scheve Reardon resigned in June.

A lawyer argued Wednesday the active ingredient in Roundup caused three people to develop cancer. Bayer said there was no such risk.