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Zoo officials describe the venue as a massive addition for north St. Louis County and "a win for everyone."

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Fort Leonard Wood held a special celebration Friday to mark the Army's 249th birthday.

The announcement ends a years-long legal battle over earnings taxes collected on remote work done outside of the city.

WildCare Park is expected to bring in nearly 422,000 guests and help employ about 385 people each year, a new economic impact report says.

A 44-year-old man with special needs walked into the water and never came out, police said.

After months of delays and 10 subpoenas, former St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner finally met with the Missouri State Auditor's Office earlier this week.

O'Fallon police are asking for anyone who might have surveillance video from the incident or may have witnessed it to contact them with information.

The Medical Examiner's Office determined the cause of death to be blunt force trauma to the head and torso.

The monthly pop-up events kick off June 16 with Queer Joy June at High Low.

A man stole a utility pickup truck at St. Louis Lambert International Airport and led police on a chase through the airfield, according to charges filed Friday.

A St. Louis father faces felony charges over the death of his four-month-old child earlier this week.

A lawsuit seeks to block new plans to renovate University City's annex and trinity buildings, arguing they violate a charter provision putting sales or leases of certain buildings up to a vote of the public.

The O'Fallon Police Department said that the boy, 9, lived out-of-state and was in O'Fallon visiting family. Authorities have not released the child's name.

Water was turned back on for neighbors around McCausland and Chippewa on Friday after more than 24 hours without it due to a break on a waterline.