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Wainwright retired from baseball last year, but he'll still be involved in the game this year.

The poll shows Wesley Bell leading in the upcoming primary for Cori Bush's St. Louis-area congressional seat.

The hospital announced early Tuesday morning that water had been restored and it was again fully operational.

Eden Hernandez was born with a typically fatal liver disease that impacts about 1 in 12,000 newborns in the United States.

Pothole problems? You're not alone, and it's just the beginning of pothole season in the St. Louis.

Alvin Perry, Raysean Colvin and Keith Sanders are each facing charges. Prosecutors announced charges against Sanders on Saturday.

Police said the girl was shot while standing on a porch Saturday afternoon. She remained in the hospital as of Wednesday.

The route will begin June 13 and will operate twice weekly on Thursday and Sunday.

Police say 112 crashes happened last year on New Halls Ferry Road, 33 of which resulted in injuries. There have already been 15 accidents and two deaths in 2024.

City leaders claim the demolition signifies a "pivotal moment" for Berkeley's urban landscape.

The Safe Haven Baby Box allows for the legal safe surrender of a baby with complete anonymity.

Payton Thomas has been dancing since she was 8 years old and currently teaches classes at the YMCA in Tacoma.

Phelps County, Missouri, was the last county under a Winter Weather Advisory, which was canceled Monday afternoon.

The Troy Soccer League's former president, treasurer and concession stand contractor face felony stealing charges.

Brass Burger at Urban Chestnut will be open from 4 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and from noon to 7 p.m. Sunday.

The Kansas City Chiefs won a nail-biter in overtime 25 - 22 against the San Francisco 49ers.

A 24-year-old soldier from Lebanon, Missouri, went missing in action in 1950. His remains were identified with DNA testing in 2023.

The victim was found dead in the street at the intersection of Mimika and Gladys avenues.

"Each card sent will help our patients feel loved."

Responders were told by a witness that the mother 'put the child down for a nap and accidentally placed her in the oven instead of the crib.'