After St. Louis news anchor Michelle Li mentioned eating dumplings on New Year’s, she was chastised for being “very Asian.” She’s now turned that viral moment into a movement with the Very Asian Foundation.

Police arrested 17 people for failing to disperse during a protest in St. Charles Friday night.The "Good Trouble" protest was held in memory of Democratic U.S. Rep. John Lewis of Georgia, a champion of the civil rights movement who died July 17.The protest began near the intersection of Lombard and Beale streets, located in the Streets of St. Charles, at around 7:30 p.m. The St. Charles Police Department approached the group and offered assistance with traffic control, police said.Officers made arrests a few hours later.

Lt. Col. Troy Doyle has taken the first step toward filing a racial discrimination lawsuit against St. Louis County, alleging that County Executive Sam Page passed him over for police chief because he is Black.Doyle’s attorney, Jerry Dobson, tells 5 On Your Side he filed an Equal Employment Opportunity Complaint Friday at the federal courthouse.“I do believe powerful interests in St. Louis County didn’t want Doyle to be chief because of his race,” Dobson said.

Updated at 4:30 p.m. July 22, with details from a police press conferenceOne man is dead after a shooting inside the St. Louis Galleria mall Wednesday…

During a roundtable discussion about reopening schools across the nation on Tuesday, President Donald Trump asked Missouri Gov. Mike Parson about St.…

St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson is facing backlash on social media Friday night for reading the names and street addresses of protesters who are calling on…