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Clayton High School parents received a letter from the principal Thursday about a student who was caught with a fake plastic gun in a backpack.

The 20-year-old tied the record Wednesday night with a hit in his 12th consecutive game to start his career.

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According to the press release, Hailey is a computer science teacher at Gibson Elementary School in the Riverview Gardens school district.

Angela Winbush, Smino, and more to headline in September.

“This is such a historic area, and it holds so much hope and promise for our community,” said Alderwoman Laura Keys.

Former Mill Creek resident James N. Gallagher is living history.

Flights were grounded, leaving travelers stranded at Florida's Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport after severe flash flooding.

Missouri's attorney general announced new restrictions Thursday on gender-affirming care for adults in addition to minors, in a move that is believed to be a first nationally and has advocacy groups threatening to sue.

Missouri Attorney General spokeswoman Madeline Sieren clarified in a statement later in the day that adults also would be covered by the new rule.

This four-part series details teen carjacking in the City of St. Louis. Check out the crime pattern, victim impact and community solutions.

This week, KSDK learned a former Kim Gardner supporter now wants to run against her to become the next St. Louis circuit attorney, and now, one of her own employees has confirmed he, too, is considering a run for the office. Assistant Circuit Attorney Alex Polta told me he is thinking about running against his boss. “I am thinking about it because whoever gets this job next is going to have a big (expletive) mess to clean up, and everything is going to be highly scrutinized by the attorney general’s…

The crash victim was identified as Nathan Waibl, 44, from Farmington.