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The French-inspired home features a two-story foyer, saloon, wine cellar, conservatory and a luxury car showroom.

Demariol Byrd took a plea deal moments before the trial was set to begin.

St. Louis police said at about 10:30 Saturday night eight cars were broken into in the Goodwill parking lot and another 12 were broken into down the street.

Emotional tales and stories poured in front of the House General Laws Committee listening to these back-to-back testimonies.

5 On Your Side spoke to one man who was instrumental in the process when the state last had control and another who says it's "political."

A man, who was experiencing homelessness, had been sleeping on the second floor and died in the fire.

Security cameras captured a Friday night shootout that damaged 10 vehicles in Soulard. "It was a good 30 to 40 shots I heard," neighbor Devon Colmoney said.

A federal judge ruled that a Missouri law banning local police from enforcing federal gun laws is unconstitutional.

A January incident at City Foundry STL put intake procedures at the juvenile center in the spotlight.

The operators said they hope to have the ride deconstructed by the anniversary of Tyre Sampson's death. He died on March 24, 2022.

The Agape Boarding School closed in January.

On Tuesday, police identified the victim as 44-year-old Ted Freeman.

Trenton Geiger, 22, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and drug charges in connection with a crash that killed an urgent care worker.

The man was already serving time in prison for drug and gun convictions.

Neil Salsich used a soulful rendition of Hank Williams' "Honky Tonk Blues" to turn the chairs of all four coaches Monday night on "The Voice."

"The struggles change from day to day, but it is still a step forward to be home where she can start seeing family and friends," Edmondson's mother said.

A sign at the Italian chain's longtime restaurant at 14007 Manchester Road says it has closed.

"The Office" star was raised in St. Louis.

The bill would create a five-member board to oversee the department. Four of the members would be appointed by the governor. The fifth would be the St. Louis mayor.

"I am so proud of our dispatchers. They helped save that man's life," said Brad England.