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Dickey, 62, was among six people killed when an Amazon warehouse in Edwardsville, Illinois, was struck

The federal government argued modifications led to increased sulfur dioxide emissions. Ameren maintains air quality monitors near the site meet federal standards.

Carmain Milton is accused in a deadly carjacking incident that left a 72-year-old man dead in the Central West End

The declaration will provide financial support to local communities

"We have a great opportunity and responsibility to make smart, meaningful investments that serve Missourians now and into the future," Gov. Parson said

After retiring as CEO, Neidorff will serve as executive chairman until the end of 2022

When asked what adoption means to him, he said “being loved”

Rockwood is set to vote on the proposed changes during a meeting Thursday

“Six individuals clocked in on Friday and they never came home,” said the Illinois governor.

“We are ensuring there is a full understanding of what happened to these individuals in their final moments," Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker said Monday.

Bobby Bostic has been in prison since 1995 for an armed robbery he committed with a friend when he was 16 years old.

The new downtown location will offer Rooster a larger kitchen and more seating, among other amenities

The Witty Kids book series encourages kids to choose the STEM path

Consumer Reports says there are several ways to keep your packages and home more secure

In the past 3 years, nearly 600 people were arrested in the City of St. Louis for marijuana-related charges. Of those individuals, nearly 500 were Black.

Company representatives say the 1.1 million-square-foot facility had one safe area.

The Illinois governor said state officials are investigating whether Amazon had appropriate safety protocols in place.

STL YouthBuild is focused on recruiting young people mainly from north city communities for training in machining technology and building trades.

The Troy-Maryville-St. Jacob-Marine Chamber of Commerce is working to connect workers with businesses following the deadly tornado.

The purpose of the program is to donate holiday presents for children in the foster care system in the St. Louis area.