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Officers were called at about 7:20 p.m. to the 10400 block of Olney Drive on a report that shots had been fired, the North County Police Cooperative said.

Officers were called at about 9:40 p.m. to the 12400 block of Jerries Lane, St. Louis County police said.

Bill McClellan writes: I have had my vegetable peeler for many years. I have no emotional attachment to it — it’s not a family heirloom — but its disappearance hit me hard.

Officers at about 7:40 p.m. were called to the shooting the 8400 block of Concord Place, St. Louis police said.

Headlines from the Feb. 7, 1926, front page include: A candy store proprietor was ordered arrested after his car was found near the bodies of two liquor raiders.

May 1, 1937 - February 3, 2026

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Friday said houses would be taken down one at a time in a demolition process that's expected to last less than a month.

About 200 students from Parkway South walked from the school Friday to gather on the lawn outside Manchester City Hall.

Missouri lawmakers are considering legalizing gas station slot machines

The owner of the vacant AT&T office tower in downtown St. Louis is renewing his push for state and local support of his $350 million redevelopment plan, saying the central business district's revitalization hinges on it.

Gov. JB Pritzker said as the Trump administration "undermine science, spread dangerous vaccine misinformation and put countless lives at risk, my administration is forging a different path."

Former alderman who reported alleged violations of law wonders why prosecutors never got involved?

The man died at the scene. His name was not released.

A flurry of moves could lead to big changes for a key St. Louis economic development agency that affects the entire region.

Aaliyah Moorehead, 31, of St. Louis, was held Thursday night in the St. Louis County Justice Center on charges of first-degree assault, endangering the welfare of a child and three other felonies.

Schmitt said penalties need to be increased for those interfering with federal agents; chides proposal by St. Louis alderwoman to stop detention centers