One local family is mourning their loss of a loved one who was killed in the plane crash outside along the Potomac River near Washington, D.C., Wednesday night.

Thursday marks the anniversary of what is arguably the most memorable winter storm in modern St. Louis history.

Within a tight-knit community, two St. Louis coaches are remembering figure skaters lost in the American Airlines crash in Washington D.C.

Hearts were heavy Thursday night across the figure skating community. Coaches and skaters with the St. Louis Skating Club held a practice at the Brentwood Ice Rink Thursday night, where we learned multiple coaches and skaters competed and interacted with several victims from Wednesday’s deadly plane collision near Reagan National Airport in Washington,

I’m just praying that somebody’s pulling her out of the river as we speak. That’s all I can pray for,” said Hamaad Raza, whose family is from St. Louis.

A 68-year-old inmate who was serving a life sentence in a St. Louis murder case died Sunday in prison, officials say.

The freeze, even if it ends up only lasting a few weeks, would hit St. Louis particularly hard. In addition to WashU, St. Louis is home to a burgeoning bioscience and biotechnology sector that includes dozens of firms that rely on federal research funding.

I am sorry that our city services did not meet the mark through our winter storm,” Mayor Tishaura O. Jones said at a forum Monday night.

You can celebrate the Lunar New Year with cultural performances, traditional foods, and other activities at the United Adult Day Center. The United Adult Day Center primarily serves the Vietnamese community. The event is on Jan. 29, starting at 10 a.m. with music, lucky money, and prizes at its location at 4670 Lansdowne Avenue in St. Louis.

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A number of Dayton Flyers fans made the trek to St. Bonaventure on Tuesday. At least one of them had fun at the Reilly Center during a 75-53 loss — if only for a brief moment.