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Bill McClellan writes: I used my secret code to begin a “chat” with a robot. It is infinitely smarter than I am. It represents the future

Maryland Heights-based lead mining company Doe Run Co. told the state there had been a "potential release" from the company's wastewater treatment facility nearby.

Investigators recovered what they described as a workshop for making and modifying weapons, including three 3D printers, a Ghost Gunner milling machine, and a drill press with firearm-specific jigs.

Headlines from the June 13, 1926, front page include: Legal steps are taken to destroy Illinois brewery.

Sittner, Jesse D. - Saint Louis, MO

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On Friday at Harris-Stowe State University, 18 new police officers were sworn in to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department. After 32 weeks of intense training, including time in the classroom and physical conditioning, these officers are now headed out to serve the St. Louis community.

Five former employees of the St. Louis sheriff's office are accusing the ousted Sheriff Alfred Montgomery of workplace discrimination and retaliation in a series of federal lawsuits filed Thursday.

A Crestwood woman says an add on Facebook ad quickly turned into a demand for thousands of dollars. She almost fell for it, until a stranger stepped in to stop it.

Plenty of red, white, and blue flags, shirts, hats, and earrings were on display outside Energizer Park, home of St. Louis City SC on Friday. A watch party hosted by St. Louis City SC brought fans together to watch a broadcast of the U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team defeat Paraguay 4-1.

Folarin Balogun scored twice in the Americans' historic three-goal first half, and the U.S. opened its first home World Cup in 32 years with its biggest win in the tournament, a dynamic 4-1 victory over Paraguay on Friday night.

Residents in East St. Louis and Cahokia Heights recently met with Illinois EPA Director James Jennings, demanding action on decades-long environmental issues.