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The suspect gunman was hospitalized in critical condition after the shooting shortly before 10 a.m. in the 3800 block of Shenandoah Avenue. No police officers were hurt.

Chester Asher failed to disclose outside earnings while collecting nearly $300,000 in severance from the charter school, the lawsuit says.

But new signage hasn’t even been put up to warn residents of potential harms.

Lawsuits accuse former Robertson fire chief Don Miner of sham "consulting" agreement for retirement payout, former chief Maynard Howell of buying ambulance for $7,500.

Sean Fuller, Eureka class of 1992, works on NASA’s Gateway program to establish a space station on the moon as an outpost to Mars.

Duck boats have been involved in more than 40 fatal accidents since 1999.

A disability-rights advocate pleaded with Missouri mental health officials not to implement a policy change that could freeze pay rates for at-home caregivers.

The homecoming game against Jennings High will be played at 11 a.m. but it will be limited to players, coaches and parents.

More than 20% of Missouris students were chronically absent last year, defined as missing at least one in 10 days of school.

The Rock Building in Hazelwood, built in the 1840s, is on the National Register of Historic Places.