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A man who allegedly stabbed his stepfather in St. Louis was caught near Fargo in Minnesota a day later.

Billy Long wrote on social media that Trump will now appoint him to be U.S. ambassador to Iceland. The White House confirmed Long’s statement.

Several teachers said they were told the union is laying the groundwork for an upcoming vote of no confidence against Millicent Borishade.

A Dutchtown man was convicted by a jury on Thursday of shooting his girlfriend with a shotgun last year.

Prosecutors filed charged against a second person they say helped kill a teenager in an alleyway last year.

Nicholas Fulton, 35, of Salem, Missouri, and Michael Curry, 37, of Ashley, Illinois, were in the helicopter that struck power lines and crashed into a barge on Thursday.

Michael Brown was found Friday after a manhunt that involved hundreds of officers, according to reports and officials familiar with the situation.

In a letter Friday morning, Holy Joe Society asked Attorney General Andrew Bailey to probe the circumstances surrounding a separation agreement with Mike Dominguez, in which the educational leader received $229,166.76 before ever starting work.

Steven Brown, 73, was found dead just after 4:30 p.m. Thursday at a home in the 4400 block of Sexauer Avenue.

“You’re asking us to take from the courts,” a top sheriff's aide told aldermen. “It’s not going to happen.”

American democracy is on life support. Redistricting wars will only make the patient sicker.

"It's a clear conflict of interest," one advocate of intoxicating hemp products said at a council meeting this week.

Daniel Bogard knew he wanted to become a rabbi after he graduated with a religious studies degree from Macalester College in Minnesota.

Tonia Haddix, 56, sat silently at a courtroom table on Thursday in St. Louis, wearing her signature pink lipstick and thick mascara but without her blonde wig.

City officials asked for a deadline of Oct. 10. FEMA set the new deadline at Aug. 26.

The crash happened at about 11 a.m. about a mile and a half south of the Clark Bridge, said Missouri Highway Patrol spokesman Cpl. Dallas Thompson.

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A group of teens stole a ride-share vehicle at gunpoint, were released, then carjacked another car 26 hours later, police said.

The new 68,000-square-foot market will be part of the city’s Olia Village development and will replace the current Schnucks store nearby at 10650 Olive Boulevard, the company said this week.