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A teen’s murder charge was dropped. Then he killed a stranger in a St. Louis County car theft.
A murder charge was dropped. A nonprofit bailed him out of jail after he allegedly stole cars. Then he killed a stranger at a Berkeley gas station.
Gas prices continue to drop nationwide, but how are they doing in Missouri?
Gas prices have reportedly fallen every day since the peak on September 18. Here's how they're doing in Missouri.
Kansas City is on pace for deadliest year on record: ‘We’ve got to do something now’
St. Louis, by contrast, has seen a dramatic drop in the number of homicides this year.
MetroLink will limit riders to single cars on weekday nights and on weekends
After a 2-month testing period, MetroLink trains on Monday will begin running single-car service on weekends and after 8 p.m. on weeknights. Exceptions will be made when needed, such as when there are large events in downtown St. Louis.
St. Louis County police say death of man found near park trail was due to 'natural causes'
St. Louis County police said Friday night that the death of a man whose body was discovered near a trail in Lone Elk Park appears to be due to natural causes.
Father of Palestinian boy killed in alleged hate crime in Illinois files wrongful death lawsuit
Joseph Czuba faces ongoing criminal prosecution for the fatal attack. He pleaded not guilty Oct. 30 to murder, hate crime and assault charges.
So much petroliana to see at upcoming 'It's a Gas' swap meet
St. Louis-area officials set to discuss violent crime reduction next week
About 30 representatives of police, prosecutors, mental health agencies, business groups and others will meet with a crime expert to discuss ways to reduce murders and other violence here.
St. Louis senior property tax freeze plan advances
“This will help seniors keep money in their pockets,” Alderwoman Anne Schweitzer said after the vote.
Man found shot, killed in Washington Park
A man was found shot dead Friday morning here.
Christmas came early to St. Louis storefronts. Experts say it will only continue.
“The pressure to switch over to Christmas has continued to increase,” said Jerome Katz, a professor at St. Louis University’s Chaifetz School of Business.
STL Headliners: Classic Aire Care
Content by Classic Aire Care. Classic Aire Care has been crowned the Best Heating & Air Conditioning service provider in this year’s STL Headliners award program.
Cori Bush and Ann Wagner vote to boot George Santos from Congress
Those who voted against ouster cited due process concerns.
Panera reportedly files confidential paperwork for public offering
This week’s reported confidential paperwork may indicate better conditions for companies to try and go public after a two-year pause.
Man dies 5 days after being shot in St. Louis' Mark Twain neighborhood
A 56-year-old man died Thursday, five days after police found him shot in the head.
Adoptions surge under nonprofit operating St. Louis County’s animal shelter
The Animal Protective Association took over the troubled shelter in December 2022.
Sultan: Picking sides between the toddler and the dog
A viral tweet illustrates the tension over how two vulnerable groups occupy space in public — children and dogs.
In 1903, he bought a gun and then robbed the shopkeeper
In 1903, a man tried to rob a shop after buying a gun from the owner.
Illinois to investigate U.S. Steel layoff notices for Granite City workers
The Illinois Department of Labor said Thursday that it has subpoenaed U.S. Steel over whether the company properly notified Granite City workers of layoffs.