The male passenger in the car had been charged with a 2018 murder, but the St. Louis circuit attorney dropped charges last year.
By Kim Bell and Joel Currier St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Grieving families heard the names of those killed last year read aloud and speeches from leaders who hope to shorten the list in 2022.
By Austin Huguelet St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Driving on area roads could be treacherous as rain falls amid frigid temperatures, the National Weather Service in St. Louis warned.
Travelers who typically use the ferry were advised to consider the Joe Page Bridge at Hardin or the Brussels Ferry north of Grafton.
The additional beds will be available in two locations, one each in north and south St. Louis, city officials said.
Eric Schmitt sued to stop the Biden administration from requiring vaccines for healthcare workers.
The omicron variant means vaccines alone don't spare everyone from quarantine.
Wood River police identified the victim as 60-year-old Scott Rockhill. The man was bedridden, police said, and his caregiver called in to report the fire.
Police said a bullet was fired into a residence and grazed the boy in the back of the leg.
Administrators are using idled school buses to deliver to-go breakfast and lunch to students.
Municipal courts are canceling and continuing hearings for the week of Jan. 10.
The City Council approved the vaccine ordinance by a 14-1 vote on Wednesday.
BJC said in an email to patients that includes "testing for travel, events, exposures or return to work or school."
The highly transmissible COVID variant forces some restaurants to pause operations, while others are taking preventive measures.
By Ian Froeb Post-Dispatch restaurant critic