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The incident took place just before 6:30 p.m. Thursday near Chippewa Street and Hydraulic Avenue, police said. The driver remained at the scene.

The board voted 7-0 to extend the policy through Feb. 18.

The man was heading north on Hall Street about 10 a.m. when he lost control of the car and it struck a concrete retaining wall, police said.

Police responded early Thursday to a report of a 'person down' in the 9000 block of Halls Ferry Road.

With temperatures set to drop below freezing, light rain is expected to quickly transition to snow on Friday.

Prosecutors dropped a misdemeanor assault charge against Kurtis Bromeier as part of a deferred prosecution agreement.

Covid-19 is causing cancellations and closings as officials try to get the surge of cases under control. Some local restaurants have decided to temporarily shut down during this time, as have several St. Louis-area attractions. The latest to do so is the Saint Louis Science Center. In a news release Thursday, science center officials wrote, "Due to the surge of the Omicron variant of Covid-19 within the St. Louis community, the Saint Louis Science Center announced it will temporarily close for…

The increase has impacted food, gas, and other everyday necessities.

Dear Senator Roy Blunt and Senator Josh Hawley,

Of the 1,267 hospitalized COVID patients in task force hospital systems, 435 are fully vaccinated, which is 34% of the patient population. Just 2% are boosted.

“There probably needs to be some kind of oversight in the city or state that says who can operate a testing site,” said a site administrator.

New crew in the booth plans to take a much more metrics-driven approach.

The show is part of his "The Pink Glasses Tour."

The State Board of Education maintained the 36-hour-per-year limit on Tuesday after hearing a presentation about the problem.