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Here's when and where you can honor Officer Nathan Spiess as he leaves the hospital Wednesday.

A St. Louis man will serve 18 years in prison for shooting and killing another man in January 2022.

Fifty drivers, two fleet managers and an operations manager will lose their jobs, Hogan Transports said.

The historic theatre will reopen on Sept. 19 following $140 million in renovations to enhance accessibility and experience.

Police said one person was trapped inside a vehicle and later died at the hospital.

Ric Flair, 76, is no stranger to St. Louis, having first performed in the Gateway City in June 1978.

Police were still searching for suspects and working to determine what led up to the gunfire.

Billionaire Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker's higher education reform faces unexpected resistance from universities.

Pride St. Louis is asking the St. Louis community to help bridge the funding gap with a grassroots campaign.

While this is an annual event, delegates said participation is critical now more than ever.

Dalmatians joined the Clydesdale crew in the 1950s, and they had an important job to do.

Police said the man did not have any identification with him when he was struck Monday morning at Parker Spur and New Halls Ferry Road.

Here's when and where you can cast your absentee ballot ahead of the municipal election.

Polar bear twins Kallu and Kallik are now on display at McDonnell Polar Bear Point.

Dozens of people demonstrated outside the board meeting Monday to oppose the cuts.

Caleres told employees last week that it planned to move to two buildings in downtown Clayton, which will be referred to as “Caleres Center.”

Police said a man was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after a shooting early Tuesday morning on Weber Road.

Bobby Bostic developed a curriculum he's hoping to get into schools, detention centers and group homes to make sure kids know there's always another way.

Businesses are preparing for the boost the return of baseball usually brings. Many fans hold on to hope the team can live up to high expectations.

Scammers, posing as the Habitat for Humanity in St. Charles County, have been reaching out to residents for donations via texts, phone calls and social media.