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Peabody Energy, which has been headquartered in downtown St. Louis since the 1950s, announced Friday it plans to move the company to a building in Des Peres.

One in five residents in St. Louis relies on SNAP benefits. That’s over 50,000 residents who are in need of food assistance. The City of St. Louis created a fund to help fill the gap created by the recent pause in the government’s SNAP program.

Ozzy’s Market will offer breakfast and lunch as well as grab-and-go items from a striking mint green storefront on Washington Avenue. It’s from Kenny Marks and Casey Colgan of Kenny’s Upstairs, baker Joe Stein and Helen Petty of Chop Shop.

The Missouri Department of Social Services said that due to the new guidelines from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the state will begin issuing November SNAP benefits.

After a federal judge ruled the Trump administration needed to make payments, the Illinois Department of Human Services said some Illinoisans could see benefits as early as this weekend.

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has also argued St. Louis should abolish the office altogether.

St. Louis-based screenwriter and author Daniel Blake Smith is premiering his film "Mr. Wonderful" during the St. Louis International Film Festival. The movie stars the late Michael Madsen.

During an interview with St. Louis Public Radio in Washington, D.C., the Republican senator said a bipartisan contingent of senators is trying to find a way to end the shutdown.

The guard was treated for injuries to his face. The investigation is ongoing.

The FAA will reduce flights by 10% in 40 airports. St. Louis Lambert International Airport is not on the list, but cutbacks elsewhere will lead to more local cancellations.