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Police release name of man killed in crash on I-55 exit ramp in St. Louis
The crash occurred Wednesday morning on the exit ramp to Potomac Street from northbound I-55.
Police ID man fatally shot on South Broadway in St. Louis
It was one of at least three killings in the city Friday night into Saturday morning.
Former St. Louis sheriff violated ex-deputy's Civil Rights by disarming him, suit says
Darryl Wilson says in a suit, filed Thursday, that Sheriff Alfred Montgomery assaulted and falsely imprisoned him and violated his Civil Rights.
Clayton police respond to St. Louis County courthouse after fight between families
About a dozen police cars responded to the St. Louis County Courthouse Thursday.
Illinois food company invests $38.5 million in St. Louis pasta facility
The company makes salad dressings, jams, sauces, syrups, pie fillings, soups, dry baking ingredients and more.
Festus officials and data center developers held secret, illegal meetings, lawsuit says
The suit comes just over a week after the Festus City Council approved the data center
Franklin County man, one of FBI's 10 Most Wanted Fugitives, pleads guilty in federal case
Donald Eugene Fields II, 61, was indicted on federal charges in December 2022. He was arrested about three years later during a traffic stop by police in Lady Lake, Florida.
St. Louis area man dies after hit by truck on Hwy. 61 in Pike County, Mo.
The incident took place about 4:45 a.m. Thursday, authorities said.
St. Louis sues to overturn state police takeover amid bitter budget fight
The suit argues that the law authorizing a state-controlled Board of Police Commissioners violates a provision of the Missouri Constitution that governs taxation and government spending.
St. Louis mayor working on water, electric deal with Armory data center developers
Mayor Cara Spencer has delayed a proposed $3 billion data center near the Armory entertainment venue while she seeks to work out a back office deal with the developers.
Filmmaker James Gunn to give SLU commencement address
The writer, director and studio executive, who specializes in comic-book films, is a SLU graduate.
St. Charles Councilman will seek recount in race decided by 'one fricking vote'
The partial recount confirmed the outcome of Tuesday's election. While Otto won both precincts, the outcome did not change.
Interim superintendent gets permanent job at St. Louis Public Schools
At a special meeting Thursday, the SLPS board voted unanimously to appoint Myra Berry to a three-year term as superintendent.
Worker killed at Steak 'n Shake drive-thru window in Spanish Lake area
The shooting was about 11:30 p.m. Wednesday at the restaurant at 11035 Bellefontaine Road.
Woman, 77, dies in crash on Old Hwy. 21 in Jefferson County
The victim was driving a car that collided with a truck Tuesday afternoon, the Missouri Highway Patrol said.
Senate leader shelves effort to make gas station slot machines legal
A crackdown by Attorney General Catherine Hanaway could lead to the eradication of illegal slots across the state
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Antisemitism measure headed to Gov. Kehoe after Missouri House passes it
St. Louis has a Jewish population of about 45,000 people
Westbound I-64 in Metro East closed after truck hits truss
A tractor-trailer hit the truss after the driver failed to lower a dump bed in a construction zone, authorities said. Westbound traffic was being rerouted onto Highway 157.