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Police said a man was pronounced dead and another person was taken to a local hospital for treatment.

"We have people across the nation that has been killed by the police, and it really needs to stop," one protester said.

"The community needs us and, and what better thing to help Habitat for Humanity," Bill Hagene said.

Singh recently traveled to South Africa to compete for the USA U19 team in the World Cup. She's hoping cricket is added to the Olympics for 2028.

Alderman Brandon Bosley claimed a woman tried to carjack him Dec. 22. Police report shows investigators now believe he should be charged with a crime.

The sirens sounded at about 7:35 a.m. for four seconds while most parents were dropping off their kids to school or heading into work.

"I'm on the fence about what China's saying. I don't know if I truly really believe it," said Bob Swan.

Missouri Senator Nick Schroer urged Gov. Mike Parson to activate the Air National Guard and use other resources to bring down the spying device.

On a typical day, Feel State in Florissant sees 150 patients. But now, they are projecting 400 to 500 customers a day from here on out.

Prosecutors charged 36-year-old Cortez Sipes with two counts of assault and armed criminal action.

Radioactive waste remediation is slated for March 2024 by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA).

Two St. Louis police officers were shot in Soulard Thursday night.

According to a probable cause statement, family services tried to take custody of the baby in January but her parents had already fled with her.

The space will include Steve's Hot Dogs, a Fountain on Locust spinoff, Alpha Brewing Company and an event space and extension of Third Degree Glass Factory.

Investigation revealed the Hyundai had been stolen out of St. Louis on Tuesday.

Condon anchored the 6 and 10 p.m. news and reported for Five on Your Side for 23 years, from 1961 to 1984.

Police said Todd Bishop, 34, was found fatally shot in his mother's front yard.

Volunteers, local business owners and donors who sponsor the flowers make the effort possible.

The Illinois Lottery said a ticket worth $50,000 was purchased from Casey's General Store in Collinsville.

More than a dozen family members gathered at the scene and watched. They told 5 On Your Side the victims were "their adult male relative and a child."