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The region didnt break any record low temperatures Monday but the windchill persisted, pushing temperatures to subzero levels and creating life-threatening conditions.

In March, McCoy said he and his wife will celebrate again. That's when he will graduate from college with his bachelor's in business administration.

Letter: Think of others during this freezing time of year because we all need a saving grace.

The nonprofit's workforce development clients will gain new skills while staffing the Sacred Grounds Café

The streets of Plains were full of holiday shoppers Saturday taking advantage of discounts being offered by local vendors.

In an effort to reduce food waste, two Washington University in St. Louis student groups have joined forces to distribute healthy, fresh food to local shelters and food banks.

Advocates for a sweeping new plan to help the homeless once again pressed their case to wary aldermen Wednesday night, telling a committee that the city’s current approach cannot stand.

The grants are designed to make sure people show up for court while their cases are pending, and to improve their lives so they dont re-offend later.

The Community Development Administration said it was allocating $26 million to create affordable housing, support social services and improve infrastructure.

Area churches are joining forces to host Harvesting HOPE, a free food distribution event, from 3 to 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 14, at St. Peter’s United Church of Christ, 20