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A spokesperson for the Archdiocese of St. Louis said the decision to close the school was not part of its All Things New restructuring plan.

According to the judgment, the restraining order is effective immediately for the 866 plaintiffs listed in the lawsuit.

A man was shot and killed outside a Dave & Buster's in December after police say he charged at a detective with a weapon.

2023 is the year of the rabbit. In Vietnamese culture, it is often celebrated as the year of the cat.

The lucky winner claimed their prize last week, the Missouri Lottery said.

Chris Gaines announced Friday he will retire as superintendent on Aug. 31. He begins his new role with EducationPlus on Sept. 1.

The energy efficiency investment charge that appears on Missouri customers' monthly bills will drop starting Feb. 1.

The award honors individuals who have succeeded despite adversity and who have remained committed to education and charitable efforts in their communities.

St. Louis was the only Missouri city on a list of 25 growth markets, ranking No. 11.

A source told 5 On Your Side two kids had gotten hold of their grandfather's firearm and were playing with it when one accidentally shot the other.

"It's just about being able to be happy and have joy about who you are and really the community that we build together,” 5 On Your Side's Michelle Li said.

St. Charles City and St. Peters officers fired shots at the suspect after he allegedly pointed a firearm at them.

The governor and mayor are pleased with the plan's progress. The new Republican state representative said change isn't happening fast enough.

A judge who overturned the conviction of Lamont Cambell for ineffective counsel in December was set to schedule a new trial date Thursday.

The rough plan for I-70 includes widening the highway in suburban Kansas City, the Columbia area and suburban St. Louis near Wentzville.

Illinois State Police said the substances in question were found to be baby powder and a nasal spray consisting of acetaminophen and paracetamol.

Future shelter location at Bingham Avenue is without electrical wire after theft.

Markeith Mayo, 48, was charged with endangering the welfare of a child and unlawful possession of a weapon.

The case started as a class-action lawsuit with a larger class of plaintiffs, but a previous ruling narrowed the number of plaintiffs to six.

St. Louis police have launched homicide investigations into each of the incidents.