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The county health department is offering walk-in screenings for those concerned about lead exposure from the recalled pouches.

"This is truly a God-given blessing! We are so excited," Gino McCoy said.

Police say a woman in her 70s was approached by three masked teens in a park. They demanded her house and car keys.

Thomas, selected to his first All-Star Game earlier in the day, broke a 1-all tie at 8:03 of the third period.

“One of my main concerns is how exactly is this going to make this community safer,” Sangamon County Sheriff Jack Campbell said.

Neither the driver of the SUV or the occupants of the other vehicle it crashed into suffered obvious injuries, police said.

A social media post circulating about a coyote attacking a dog in Brentwood

The vehicle was believed to be connected to a hit-and-run Tuesday night that left a man dead.

Anyone with information about the theft can call Detective Haussels at 314-568-7684 or call the department's communications non-emergency line at 636-529-8210.

Billy Joel and Sting will bring their stadium tour to Bush Stadium on Friday, Sept. 27.

He is currently serving his sixth term in office representing Missouri's 3rd Congressional District in the U.S. House.

St. Louis police said eight people on the bus and the driver of the SUV were injured and taken to the hospital for treatment.

House Bill 2198 was introduced to the Missouri House on Wednesday. Here's what the bill proposes.

Alberto Musalem, 55, will be the 13th president of the St. Louis Fed.

The parent company of KMOX-AM and several other local radio stations will reportedly file for bankruptcy in the coming weeks.

The new space will be used for improv classes and as a small venue that will host experimental shows.

The officer took cover and was not struck.

The deadly crash happened at about 9:30 p.m. on West Florissant Avenue.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Alton Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Division at 618-463-3505 Ext. 634.

Anyone with information was asked to call authorities at 618-259-6212 or 618-251-3113.