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The closing announcement listed a variety of issues the owners said they have experienced in recent years.

With the new location opening soon, they are taking their food truck to their new spot to host some weekend events.

The district will get 24 electric buses to replace its diesel fleet after weeks of uncertainty due to federal funding freezes.

"This is not goodbye it's see you soon," the restaurant said on Facebook.

Former deputy Tony Kirchner was forced to gamble for his badge amid accusations of campaigning in uniform as First Ward election tensions escalate.

Police and paramedics responded Saturday night to the Civic Center Transit Center, just hours after a St. Louis Blues game wrapped up at nearby Enterprise Center.

"The Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis was requested by the Cahokia Heights Police Department to assist with the investigation."

In a world where homeless individuals often feel invisible, Carolyn Knarr has made it her mission to ensure they're not only seen but remembered.

Flight 859, which was on its way to Nassau, landed safely at Charlotte Douglas International Airport.

On Friday, the shelter walked Colonial, its last adoptable dog, out of the building with his new owner—the final dog adoption of the day.

The U.S. Coast Guard conducts expulsion flights to Texas and California as part of immigration enforcement.

The 'Today' show co-anchor sat down for a one-on-one interview Saturday to talk about her new children's book, "Mostly What God Does is Love You."

Police say the 2-vehicle crash happened around 8 p.m. Friday in Vernon County, Missouri.

The shooter has been identified as Diogenes Archangel Ortiz. He allegedly entered the hospital with a handgun and zip ties.

Barbara Ribeiro, 94, found a 21-month old baby in the bottom of a backyard pool in 1961.

Multiple videos online show Thomas Hill, chief executive officer of ESI, making the gesture on stage Thursday. He resigned on Monday.

The sheriff's office said a deputy's firearm was discharged after the suspect tried to disarm them. Deputies said that the gun did not physically hurt anyone.

The media release said no arrests have been made in the case, but ISP does not believe there is any threat to the public associated with the crash.

Rich in Everything is a brand that currently focuses on customizable bucket hats sold at pop up events across the area.

Firefighters were forced to call for additional support after encountering a frozen fire hydrant at the scene of a burning business in Black Jack.