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The available jobs include skilled labor in avionics, interior installations, structures and testing, as well.

“It's going to take away from the natural beauty of the area," resident Nate Farabee said.

"We are living in a much violent and different world. Our kids are angry and carrying guns for a variety of reasons," said Adolphus Pruitt.

The Cardinals won their fourth game in a row Tuesday night, matching their longest streak of the season.

Officers responded shortly before 4 p.m. to the 1900 block of Marcus Avenue for a shooting. About five hours later, they were called again to a nearby location.

Darren Seals wants to keep young people busy and change the way they think. He remembers a young person recently asking him if he could bring a gun inside a party.

Wayne Stayton was found guilty on Tuesday in connection to a fatal crash that killed a Highland woman in 2018.

The transaction to create the joint venture is expected to close in the second half of 2023.

Ron Johnson believes it all starts with funding and conversations with teens, so the city can develop places and activities they will enjoy.

The order was issued Tuesday afternoon for parts of St. Clair County that are under the Caseyville Water System.

An 18-year-old in Jefferson County is paralyzed from the waist down after he was hurt on the job.

“My entire balance from my PayPal account was taken and transferred to a bank account that wasn't mine," Steve Brooks said.

He was transported to a local hospital for treatment.

The Tower Grove South location is up for sale.

Keith Williamson has agreed to serve on a pro bono basis.

Cole County Presiding Judge Jon Beetem on Tuesday ordered Missouri's attorney general to approve the state auditor’s cost estimate for the proposed amendment.

Customers who purchase the frozen pizza at St. Louis-area grocery stores will have the chance to win free pizza for a year, concert and sports tickets and more.

Renovations include new decor; upgrades in the deli, bakery and seafood service areas; and electronic shelf tags.

"I'm just numb," father Darryl Moore said. "I didn't know he was going to be out that late. I regret it, letting him go to that party."

Juvenile authorities charged the teen with behavior injurious and released him to his parents, a spokesman said. They are reviewing other charges.