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Black Lives Matter listed the grant's purpose as “to conduct activities to educate and support Black communities.”

The event started with a parade and was followed by a rally led by educators, business and state leaders.

The left lane of eastbound I-44 is now the only lane closed for road repair.

The 71-year-old woman was found safe.

"She dreamed of becoming a veterinarian and we loved her. This senseless violence must stop," said Kyierah Jeffries' mother.

Nolan Gorman hit his first homer, part of a four-hit, four-RBI game, which helped childhood friend Matthew Liberatore earn his first career victory for the Cardinals

"We're rewriting our story. We're not going to be East St. Louis anymore. We're going to be 'East Safe Louis,' Mayor Eastern said of the drop in crime this year.

Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker announced the new murder charge Friday against Perez Deshay Reed.

A St. Louis man was charged Friday in the deaths of a woman who provided a 911 dispatcher with a suspect description and a 16-year-old Eureka High School student.

"To be able to put a dope message on the highway, I mean that's priceless."

The work involves repaving asphalt roads and replacing concrete slabs. Under the proposal, the work would need to be done this year.

Kirsten Coonen is Arch Apparel's senior director of marketing and engagement and she says they had to re-stock the shirt multiple times because they sell out.

“The military will take care of no one left behind,” said Paul Dillon. “It’s up to us to make sure that no one is forgotten."

Missouri Republicans packed thousands more Trump voters into the 2nd Congressional District, according to Democratic candidate Ben Samuels

According to AAA, close to 800,000 Missourians will still take road trips between May 26 and May 30.

A city jury heard closing arguments in that case Friday morning, then awarded Self $75,000 and Logic Systems $800,000.

“It’s almost like somebody was trying to shoot a deer,” said Eric Bacon.

BJC officials have been looking through the emails to identify patients whose information was mentioned in the documents.

Police said an early investigation revealed the victim, a 29-year-old man, was among a group of people sitting outside when an unknown shooter opened fire.

St. Louis County must pay Jon Luer and Andrea Steinebach after police barged into their home with guns drawn and without a warrant at 3 a.m. on July 10, 2016.