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Lux Living filed plans to build the apartments and over 12,000 square feet of retail and commercial space at 8800 Watson Road.

Residents were left picking up — and wringing out — the pieces on Friday after a second round of torrential rain and flash flooding.

The Central West End bookstore's lower floor took on water, ruining books and damaging bookshelves.

Authorities have identified the semi-truck driver found dead after Tuesday's flooding as 39-year-old Daniyyel Yisrael.

Police said last year that Christopher Dedios fled an officer attempting a traffic stop.

The cafeteria took on two feet of water at St. Louis Public's Soldan International Studies High School.

Metropolitan Sewer District crews fanned out across the region to address backups with vacuums that can unclog sewers and empty waterlogged basements.

A spokesperson for Boeing said the aerospace company is in "active discussions in a final attempt to avoid a strike."

The parents formed One U City, a consolidation of the district’s separate PTOs that launched this summer with a single bank account.

Police on Friday released the name of the man killed in a hit and run July 15 in the city's Tower Grove South neighborhood.

Grass is too wet to watch "The Sandlot" on Art Hill tonight. "The Sandlot" and "A League of Their Own" (previously canceled due to weather) have been rescheduled to be shown indoors.

Wilma Minx was riding in a car that slid on a highway Tuesday and hit an SUV.

Keith W. Bass, 46, of De Soto, died at a hospital.

U.S. Rep. Cori Bush says her 2020 upset win was no fluke and says her record warrants a second term; opponent Steve Roberts says Bush hasn’t made an effective transition from protest leader to legislator.

Voters will also decide whether or not to give the County Council final approval authority over executive appointees, and whether to create a volunteer commission that would set council pay every five years.

Neighbors in Holly Hills and a slice of Bevo Mill vote Tuesday to add an average of $200 to their property taxes and raise about $400,000 per year.

Focus St. Louis announces board members, officers; two promoted at Fed; Collier elected to the national board for Credit Builders Alliance

Vanilla Ice wants his fans to know that he is not affiliated with long-shot Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mark McCloskey.

The new facility, at 5000 Premier Parkway, is expected to create more than 150 jobs and generate more than $1.6 million in taxes.

For the second time in four days Thursday, the St. Louis region was pounded with torrential rain that led to flash flooding, road closures and water rescues.