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4-year-old injured in Friday shooting in St. Louis County, police say
Police responded shortly before 6 p.m. to the 10100 block of Green Valley Drive.
Florissant teen dies in crash Friday morning on I-270
The 18-year-old was driving north when he lost control of the vehicle and drove off the right side of the road, according to Missouri Highway Patrol.
Pedestrian dies after car hit him in St. Louis' North Riverfront neighborhood
The driver was traveling north on Hall Street near Carrie Avenue when the man suddenly appeared in the roadway.
Man killed in shooting Friday in St. Louis' Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood
Officers responded shortly after 10:30 p.m. to the 3700 block of Aldine Avenue.
Illinois cannabis sales grow, but so does competition from Missouri, elsewhere
Though cannabis sales have continued to go higher and higher, the percentage increase from year to year has been lower and lower.
St. Louis teen killed neighbor after argument over fireworks, jury says
Devin Griffin-Curry was 16 years old in 2022 when he and his brother, Davon Griffin Curry, opened fire on Rickey Lathan, 35, prosecutors said.
Russell Bliss, waste oil hauler at center of the Times Beach dioxin saga, dies at 90
In the 1980s, Bliss drew heavy news coverage after it was found that his company had sprayed contaminated oil at Times Beach on unpaved streets to keep down the dust.
St. Louis developer moves on Railway Exchange. New life for old Famous-Barr building?
The 21-story building at 615 Olive Street was once the pride of the burgeoning May Company department store empire.
A Post-Dispatch reporter took the hostage home in a truly bizarre St. Louis kidnapping case
Under a screaming headline, "Dr. Kelley Released to Post-Dispatch Man," the scoop ran for almost four pages in April, 1931.
Holleman: She became a local celebrity during COVID. Now she’s charged with two felonies.
Shana Jones, former Maplewood council member and a convicted felon, has been charged with forging a lease agreement and filing false election papers.
April 20, 1904: St. Louis hit with blizzard just before the start of the World's Fair
The untimely and unexpected storm delayed streetcar transportation and caught St. Louis off guard.
Eastbound drivers on Poplar Street Bridge must exit at Highway 3 this weekend
IDOT says due to road work, a stretch of eastbound lanes of Interstate 55/64 will be closed west of the interchange with Interstate 70.
6 tornadoes hit St. Louis area Thursday during a ‘busier than usual’ spring storm season
The tornadoes that struck Thursday started and ended within a period of about three lightening-filled hours of rain.
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St. Monica in Creve Coeur becomes latest Catholic school to close because of low enrollment
Fewer than 120 students are enrolled for the 2024-2025 school year, the archdiocese said.
Two more cases of scabies as St. Louis charter school works to stop outbreak
There are now 17 confirmed cases of the highly contagious parasitic skin rash among students and staff at City Garden Montessori School.
KIPP St. Louis charter high school teachers picket over lack of contract
The picketers refused to work Friday, which was a professional development day with no students in attendance.
Normandy mortgaged city hall to buy a new one. Now it’s suing to void the loan.
The lawsuit alleges former Normandy officials violated state law by signing the contract without a proper council vote or public disclosure, and asks a judge to void the loan.
Man sentenced to 20 years in prison for killing his neighbor in north St. Louis
A man was sentenced this week to 20 years in prison for shooting and killing his neighbor in 2021 while he was out of jail awaiting trial in a rape case.