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"If you don’t want to get vaccinated, get tested. If you don’t want to get tested all of the time, then get vaccinated," said a testing site coordinator.

East Alton Police Chief Scott Golike said the department will provide more information in a press conference Thursday morning.

The Missouri History Museum, Library & Research Center and Soldiers Memorial Military Museum will open next month after closing when COVID-19 cases started to surge.

Kenneth Gregory has been with the department for 41 years.

The $225,000 grant was recently awarded to the East St. Louis and Alton police departments.

In broad daylight, several guys fired bullet after bullet at each other right by the Fitzgeralds' front yard in Florissant.

The $52 million trolley debuted in November 2018 and fell far short of expectations.

HDA Architects hopes to build a hotel, ground-floor restaurant, multifamily residential and parking structure at the site in downtown Clayton.

"We'll be opening for takeout only to start, but guests will soon be able to stick around and enjoy a beer with their pizza once our patio opens."

"In the last year, the state of Missouri has increased the eligibility limits and doubled the amount of assistance each household can receive."

A spokesman for the Missouri State Highway Patrol said one person was killed when a Jeep collided with a tractor-trailer.

"We wanted people to know we care about them and those notes will help them,” student Kayla Newsome said.

Red Circle Nonprofit wants to offer healthier food options with a community-owned grocery store on New Halls Ferry Road.

Many of the cars were found abandoned within the week. Most of them were found outside of Kirkwood.

Chief Don Riffe died last Thursday after an extended stay in the hospital due to an ongoing battle with COVID-19. He was 59 years old.

Anyone with information is asked to call a 2nd District Detective at 314-444-0100 or leave an anonymous tip with CrimeStoppers at 866-371-8477.

Pandemic task force leaders say COVID cases are trending downward, boosting optimism for spring events.

A Senate committee on Tuesday advanced a congressional redistricting plan that had passed the House just last week.

The legislation highlights Republican divisions over whether to prioritize individual liberties or business freedoms in Missouri.

“Even up to right now we don’t know where the money is at, where it’s going, and certainly we believe we should have a lot of say in it,” said Vaccaro.