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Air Force major general with local roots honors veterans Monday at the O'Fallon, Illinois, Veterans Monument.

Paul Boemer was aboard the USS Oklahoma when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, killing 429 crew members. He has finally returned home to St. Louis.

Several cities and groups are hosting ceremonies, along with one at Soldiers Memorial and the 155th Memorial Day Parade in Alton.

Tony Dill, 82, has been putting up flags at Jefferson Barracks on Memorial Day weekend since he was a Cub Scout in the late 1940s.

The city of St. Louis has millions of dollars in more funding to demolish or stabilize vacant buildings.

Diagnosed in April 2021, Justin Hardy graduated in December and recovered from 50 pounds of weight loss to play college basketball.

The crash happened around 3 a.m. near South Kingshighway and Arsenal Street. Multiple vehicles were involved.

In Episode 6 of "Welcome Home Nikki Glaser?," Nikki isn't getting commitment from ex-boyfriend Chris, so she explores other options.

Memorial Day events are scheduled to take place throughout the region.

The two 17-year-old boys were reported missing at 8:30 p.m.

St. Louis' NASCAR push came down to a half-day of private meetings with big-name CEOs and the most powerful people in St. Louis sports.

The Class of 2022 perseveres through a pandemic to earn their degrees and diplomas.

Jail staff denied Drexel Starks’ request for urgent medical care and neglected his obviously declining health, his mother, Margaret Starks, alleges in lawsuit.

The girl was shot in the leg between 5 and 6 a.m. near Page and Grand boulevards.

The driver of a van was hit by an oncoming pickup in one crash, and a motorcycle went off the road in another.

Memorial Day weekend events are scheduled to take place throughout the region.

Search for missing Ballwin hiker, 72, stretches into sixth day.

The Rev. Philip Duvall is the third member of the Justice Services Advisory Board to resign in protest in the last 14 months.

CHICAGO — After nearly 10 months of delay, a judge Friday ended the court order preventing Illinois from issuing 185 new recreational cannabis store licenses — though further litigation may jeopardize those licenses again.

Employees at seven St. Louis-area Starbucks stores also are in the process of trying to form a union.