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MoDOT officials said they don’t normally repair potholes on weekends, but the freeze-thaw cycle this season has made that necessary.

Oscar Sewell, Jr. was last seen by a family member on Oct. 15, 2021, a press release from St. Louis police said.

The all-day event starts at 11 a.m. and will feature several food trucks, a special cocktail menu, live music from 5 to 7 p.m. and of course beads!

The CEO of Human Agency, is in contact with U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt’s office to get its contractors out of Kyiv.

The man called the "dating site stalker" started paying for his crimes.

The motion seeking to house the teen in an adult facility could be the first of its kind in the state, as it invokes part of the recently enacted Raise the Age law.

The 10.87-acre plot the Chesterfield Sports Association acquired at 150 N. Eatherton Road will hold a 97,000-square-foot facility.

Danielle C. Fischer was arrested at her home in Edwardsville after a search warrant was executed.

Planning on going to the Grand Parade? Here's what you need to know!

These inspiring men are starting what they have dubbed the “Show Me 100” Sunday morning, running from St. Louis to Jefferson City.

Developer Commercial Property Investors of O’Fallon, Illinois, is proposing a mixed-use development on 29 acres in O'Fallon, Illinois

"A delay longer than a month of starting the season will alter our outlook for the entire year."

Together, the companies have about 1,100 employees in the Ukraine.

"I want to buy Jared a drink": Saying that at bars and restaurants will help raise thousands for veterans.

Ryan Baird said he was in Russia days before he heard and saw bombing from his apartment in Kyiv Thursday.

"It's kind of a section that's always been on NASCAR's radar as far as people coming to the races, and now we're gonna come to them. It's a long time coming."

Jones reiterated that the trolley, utilizing at least two vehicles, would operate four days a week, Thursday through Sunday, for eight hours each day.

The two-phase expansion will add hundreds of thousands of square feet of new and remodeled warehouse and office space, as well as up to 200 new jobs.

The program had provided grants to 774 students, as of Dec. 31, at an average award of $3,143, according to the state Department of Higher Education.

Keisha Less has a corporate background but embraces her new role at Annie Malone because she feels she’s making a true impact.