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Former St. Louis police union business manager Jeff Roorda filed a lawsuit saying he was dismissed "without good cause or lawful justification."

The cave's sediment had 100 times higher microplastic concentration compared to the cave's water, St. Louis University's WATER Institute said.

The suspect reportedly targeted a nearby apartment complex knowing that multiple people were inside, Madison County court documents say.

The owner of the shopping center says hiring will begin ahead of store opening in December.

St. Louis City public school parents say they have reached out, but have had no luck.

“With climate change, it looks like it’s going to be an annual thing now."

Many companies offer discounts or freebies for teachers all year, while other deals are today only.

Officials with the Environmental Protection Agency are holding the meeting to answer questions about increased radium levels in the city's drinking water.

The application usually opens Oct. 1, but a process to simplify it also reportedly pushed it back.

Nick Blackey, 15, died when he was ejected from the vehicle following the crash near Kingshighway and Vandeventer in 2018.

Saint Martha's is partnering with the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office for teens to learn more about teen dating violence.

The biggest risk of feral hogs is spreading diseases to humans and cattle, the University of Missouri Extension said.

St. Charles County leaders have said yes to the freeze while St. Louis County has said no to the freeze.

The city installed a new carbon filtration system to process the water before it is pumped to residents.

"This is one of the most important structures in the region and city; its relevance to downtown infrastructure can't be overstated," Spencer said.

Lisa Montgomery was held in Texas prior to her Terre Haute execution. She had killed an expectant Missouri mom and cut the baby out.

There will be three people departing from the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services for the betterment of the children in their custody.

The Ritchie Group LLC, tied to Scott Ritchie, said in a lawsuit filed last month that it entered business with Lieber Spirit LLC and Air Sansone.

Former St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner's administration accused officers of lying about the confrontation.

Police said the suspect was last seen heading east on Waterman Boulevard.