stLouISTRed flag laws get little use as shootings, gun deaths soar
An AP analysis found many U.S. states barely use the red flag laws touted as the most powerful tool to stop gun violence before it happens.
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St. Louis man found not guilty of samurai sword killing due to mental illness
Christopher McCarthy, 55, was found fatally stabbed in May 2018 in Herter's apartment.
Motorcyclist dies in six-vehicle crash on I-270 in St. Louis County
The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the man who died as Matthew J. Wahlman, 34, of St. Charles.
St. Charles man killed after car turns into path of motorcycle
Wyatt M. Hausgen, 34, of St. Charles, died in a crash Wednesday in Jefferson County.
Monkeypox cases climbing in Missouri as local health officials scramble to get vaccine to those at risk
Many people are fearful and want the vaccine, but they don’t meet the criteria.
Messenger: Homicide and hunger rise in St. Louis. We should talk about them together.
Connecting the dots between two crisis points in the summer in St. Louis.
Sept. 2, 1945: Surrender on the battleship Missouri, the end to World War II, and a prayer for peace
A battleship's guns would add a dramatic backdrop to the signing on Sept. 2, 1945. And then, there was the memory of the battleships lost at Pearl Harbor.
Police: Student, bus driver among five people in Olivette crash
The crash was about 3:40 p.m. at Olive Boulevard and Dielman Road.
Greater St. Louis wins big federal grant to jump-start advanced manufacturing
A $25 million federal grant will help jump-start work on an advanced manufacturing innovation center near Ranken Technical College in north St. Louis.
People in Business: New hires for SM Wilson, Enterprise Bank, Tarlton, Northstar
Anders promotes; the J hires artistic director; new hires for Bank of Monroe County, Holland, Signature Orthopedics, Gray Design Group, First Mid Bank
Rockwood School District acts following board member’s ‘harmful’ statements
Board votes to strip Jessica Laurent Clark of committee assignments, votes to strengthen ethics policy.
St. Louis toddler who shot himself loved ice cubes and walks with grandpa
St. Louis toddler ‘woke up first and got the gun.’ Grandpa details boy’s last moments.
MetroLink to revamp schedule again Monday due to continued flood-related delays
MetroLink Blue Line trains will operate only between the Shrewsbury and Forest Park-DeBaliviere stations and eastbound riders will need to transfer to Red Line trains at Forest Park-DeBaliviere to continue their trips.
St. Louis jury convicts man in 2019 homicide in city's Walnut Park West neighborhood
Jurors found Teraz L. Bateman guilty in the Aug. 9, 2019, shooting death of Charles Lagrone.
St. Peters woman indicted on charges of pandemic loan fraud
Trashunda M. Harrison was charged with submitting false representations on applications for pandemic relief money about payroll and income of three businesses in her name in 2020 and 2021, authorities said.
Missouri lawmakers urge Parson to add marijuana legalization to special session
Parson recently called a Nov. 8 recreational marijuana ballot measure a “disaster.”
Maryland Heights considers granting a permit for an indoor cannabis farm
Curio Wellness hopes to open up a grow and manufacturing facility on Millpark Drive.
Charges say truck repair outed man in fatal hit-and-run near Ted Drewes
Police had initially released Adler after arresting him because the Circuit Attorney's office said they needed more information.
In 1992 speech in Fulton, Gorbachev took a no-winner view of the Cold War
In his 1992 speech, Gorbachev made no mention how the Cold War ended — not with a bang, but with a collapse of communism in the last two years.
Missouri lawmakers may seek bigger package of tax cuts
A reduction in business taxes could be added to a decrease in individual income taxes.