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While the push for a ‘7-1’ map appears to be fading, Republicans are still in disagreement over the shape of the 2nd District.

CHEERS, PROST: After 14 years at its helm, the Arts and Education Council reports that Cynthia Prost will be stepping down as the organization’s president and chief executive officer.

Ice accumulation on overhead lines that power MetroLink cars had forced some cancellation or delays in service, officials warned.

High Ridge firefighters rescued a woman from a house fire in the 4600 block of West Rock Creek Road just after noon Wednesday, but she later died.

Snow totals were expected to rise significantly on Thursday; flights were canceled, and businesses, schools and government offices closed again.

Kenneth R. Downey, 61, died when his vehicle veered off a Jefferson County road and struck a tree, the Missouri Highway Patrol said.

League announced that STL's No.1 celeb will be one of the judges for the fan-favorite skills competition, which will air at 6:30 p.m. Friday on ESPN.

"We need people to stay cautious for a bit longer," Dunagan said. "But I do think we're on the right path."

Band members reunite again for New Year's Eve show at the Pageant.

The heavy snow forced legislative leaders to cancel all three scheduled session days this week.

City aldermen allocated more than $19 million in federal pandemic aid to homeless programs.

The company said it is preparing to file another request to adjust rates in March.

Seven people involved in the theft and sale of catalytic converters have been arrested, prosecutors said this week.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

A meteorologist expects 7 to 11 inches of snow in the St. Louis region by the time the snowstorm wraps up.

Several residents said the St. Louis Health Department didn't contact them for more than a week after their positive test, and, in some cases, 10 days later.

Prosecutors, sheriffs, police, religious and civil rights leaders slammed the bill.

Patrick Pinnell, 29, died near Chippewa Street and Marine Avenue.

During her 14-year tenure, which will end in July, Prost orchestrated the purchase of the Centene Center for the Arts in Grand Center.

The boys told police they were walking to get pizza when they were hit by gunfire in the 400 block of North Tucker Boulevard.