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The teens were taken to a hospital for treatment on Saturday and were later returned to the center, court officials said.

Breezy conditions will continue overnight into Wednesday. The threat of severe weather ended.

Police said the boy's father took his son from the hospital against medical advice and without receiving treatment.

This story is part three in a series exploring the impact fentanyl poisoning, opiates and more have on Missouri metropolitan areas including the city and county.

James Philpot was sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to molesting 7-year-old student while driving a school bus in 2023.

The organization is called Kaits Love for Jaxx. It's dedicated to pregnant 25-year-old Kaitlyn Anderson who died on the job in 2021.

The move follows the city of St. Louis taking steps toward authorizing eminent domain at the property, but last month tabling an initial move that would be required.

Hart's "Acting My Age" tour will make a stop on Saturday, Aug. 3 at 7:30 p.m.

The utility company says they've made continuous upgrades to its smart energy plan with new utility poles and stronger power lines.

The assault happened in the 5600 block of Cote Brilliante on April 1.

Police said officers found a man inside a car who had been shot in his torso.

Preliminary information revealed that no one reported an assault or filed a police report, police say.

The U.S. joined Israel and other allies in successfully shooting down nearly all of the 300-plus missiles and drones launched.

Terrance D. Mahone was charged late Monday with one count of unlawful use of a weapon following a standoff with police in a parking garage under City Hall.

"It was a really bad accident. You could hear them screaming. I immediately had to help," said Keosha Tillman.

A police department spokesman said seven of the protesters were arrested, and prosecutors intend to seek charges of unlawful assembly and trespassing.

The sinkhole has increased in diameter since first discovered, making the area unsafe for travel, Illinois Department of Transportation officials said.

The teens were taken to a hospital for treatment on Saturday and were later returned to the center, court officials said.

The problem is so serious, that the CDC warned if it continues to spread, measles may be taken off the list of eliminated diseases.

The Board of Aldermen approved a plan on Monday to bring red light cameras back to St. Louis more than a decade after they were struck down in court.