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A team of professors at Washington University has been awarded $20 million in federal funding to develop a new device designed to scan for eye diseases.

Temperatures in the 70s Wednesday pushed Rockwell Beer Garden to open their windows for customers wanting to grab a bite to eat and enjoy the weather.

Three detectives fired at the man, who was shot in the leg.

After collecting child pornography for 19 years, a St. Charles man is facing up to 20 years in prison, according to the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Missouri.

A woman dropped off near downtown St. Louis with wounds from an apparent beating has died, police said Wednesday.

"We’re waaaaay better brewers than we are video game repair technicians," a brewery representative said.

The specific details and design of the new ride, which could be constructed in 2025, are still in concept form, a spokeswoman said.

A cyberattack disrupted Francis Howell schools' computer systems, Superintendent Kenneth Roumpos said in a message to the district's community Wednesday.

A former law school student from University City appeared in federal court on Wednesday and was sentenced after fleeing the country during a child pornography investigation.

Seven years ago today, Don Clark Sr. was asleep in his home in Dutchtown when 17 St. Louis police officers serving a no-knock warrant busted in and opened fire. Nine bullets struck the 63-year-old U.S. Army veteran, killing him. 

A St. Louis alderwoman said she'd file a bill Friday putting $15.3 million more in public money toward an expansion of the downtown convention center project.

Dominic Pavia, 42, was indicted in November 2014 on a single count of possession of child pornography. But the case stalled for almost a decade while Pavia was overseas.

Some storms may reach the area Thursday; the cold front will drop temperatures to the 50s. That's still above the average for February highs.

American Queen Voyages, a river cruise line which offered trips along the Mississippi River with stops in St. Louis, has shut down.

In his new budget Governor J.B. Prtizker proposed $500 million in capital investments to help build the state as a quantum computing hub for years to come.

Funding for asylum seekers is expected to be among the most controversial issues as lawmakers in the Democrat-majority House and Senate begin budget negotiations.