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Authorities said the suspect got out of his vehicle after a pursuit that spanned multiple counties and pointed a gun in the direction of a state police trooper.

There are more than 200 dresses to choose from in all colors, designs and sizes. Teens also will get shoes and accessories to complete the look.

Thousands of runners lined up in Forest Park for the 22nd annual Go! St. Louis marathon. It's back to full scope for the first time since the pandemic began.

There are 10,000 vacant homes in St. Louis, according to the fire department. The database helps firefighters know if the home is safe to enter during emergencies.

There has been talk about the facility since 2019, but no final plans have surfaced.

A division between progressive and moderate Democrats could exacerbate traditional end-of-session tensions and spill over to a variety of issues.

LGBTQIA+ communities have been contributing to St. Louis’s history for centuries. Now the Gateway to Pride virtual exhibit will begin to uncover the rarely-shared or

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Social media has helped lift the stigma of infertility, and St. Louis-area entrepreneurs are embracing the openness.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - The Lights of the St. Louis Planetarium are blue and yellow to show continued support for the people of Ukraine. It has been more than a month now since Russia launched an unprovoked brutal and horrific offensive against the neighboring nation.

Fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson launched the inspection initiative after the death of firefighter Benjamin Polson.

Police are asking for help to find a missing 69-year-old man.