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8th Avenue's fruit and nut manufacturing plant is relocating from Burnaby, Canada.

The man, who is an officer outside of the Rockwood school district, tells the bus driver he's going to report her. Federal regulations require masks on school buses.

The plan was initially proposed to begin on Jan. 3, but the board voted 4-2 in favor of moving the change to Jan. 18, two weeks after students return from break

The state will seek funding to help repair "extensive damage to public infrastructure, homes, businesses, and electric power delivery systems" in the areas affected

According to a release from the police department, first responders had found the child unconscious and not breathing with bruises all over his body Friday afternoon

The brewing company says they are hoping to be done in time for St. Patrick's day, but they will still be open in the meantime.

Humane Society of Missouri's rescue team is expected to bring 16 dogs, who will be up for adoption in the coming days

Pediatric infectious disease physician Jason Newland says they're seeing high rates in the 5-14 age group.

“A lot of times they ask us what they owe us,” said Hall. “We tell them there’s no charge. Why are you doing it? Because that’s what we do!”

Family members have identified the teen as Martez Sipes

Nearly all of the Christmas cocktail bars from previous years are back, plus there's a new one decking the halls this year!

"I heard the tornado, which is when we huddled together in the corner. We got down in a tight circle moments before impact."

Rolfes was a Tulane University graduate who had come back to the city on a Mother’s Day weekend to meet with his fiancée and scout wedding venues

"This is so bittersweet for me. After 18 beloved years in Webster Groves, my customers have truly become family," owner Beckie Jacobs said

The ride promises to be open year-round and for all ages. Riders will get to travel through seasonal foliage at speeds up to 25 miles per hour

The board voted to revise the COVID-19 mitigation plan to remove the mask mandate starting Jan. 18. However, another vote regarding masks will take place on Jan. 11.

Once the project is complete, the building will house the Don and Heide Wolff Jazz Institute and National Black Radio Hall of Fame

Tim Lohmar said Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt has "no authority over local school boards."

The hotel brand intentionally appeals to younger travelers with slightly smaller rooms that have modern, minimalist touches

The new Wentzville-area park will bring the number of St. Charles County parks to 21