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The historic row houses were formerly advertised as refurbished affordable housing.

A University City man was charged with driving while intoxicated during a crash that killed a motorcyclist in Florissant on Thursday.

About 20 people attended demonstration Saturday in front of the federal building downtown.

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Police said a man died early Saturday west of downtown St. Louis when he lost control of his vehicle early Saturday and hit a tree, causing the vehicle to split in half.

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The fatal crash was on Jacks Road northeast of Cuivre River State Park.

Downtown's troubled Hotel Indigo is already in foreclosure. Now its court-appointed manager says the hotel struggled to book rooms this summer, and is asking the courts to let it auction off the property.

On the weekend of Oct. 14 1993, the 66 Park-In Theater played its final show. On the bill at the Crestwood drive in that weekend were "The Program" and "The Good Son."

Prosecutors say Gul committed another assault in the fall of 2022 when he rubbed his body on a boy younger than 12. Charges do not provide details about the incident.

A woman was killed early Friday after crashing her car into a light pole in south St. Louis.

Metro still has a shortage of bus drivers but the agency says things are improving somewhat.

Rooms and homes rented on sites like Airbnb and VRBO have made headlines in recent years for hosting raucous parties that have disturbed neighborhoods and, occasionally, deadly violence.

Karen Aroesty was hired in January 2022, filling a seat left vacant since her predecessor retired in June 2021. She's leaving St. Louis County to pursue other opportunities, Page wrote in a letter to County Council members dated Friday.

In the latest filing, the attorney general's office said the counties should not interpret the dismissal of the case as a victory that restored their powers.

The multistate Grain Belt Express transmission line — which would stretch from Kansas to Indiana, while traversing Missouri and Illinois — was approved Thursday by Missouri energy regulators.

The city said it aims to turn the 150,000-square-foot industrial building there into a workforce training hub for manufacturing jobs.

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