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ST. LOUIS COUNTY — An O’Fallon, Missouri, woman died Friday after a traffic crach on Interstate 70 in St. Louis County.

Aaqil Royal, 21, was sentenced to four years in prison on Friday for the two counts of hindering prosecution of a felony that he had faced in St. Louis County Circuit Court.

Police found Stephen Robinson, 32, shot multiple times, at 12:38 a.m. in his kitchen in the 4300 block of Beck Avenue.

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A homicide investigation is ongoing.

The man has not yet been publicly identified.

Homicide investigations are ongoing.

Aldermen are looking at reallocating nearly $6 million in unspent federal pandemic aid previously budgeted for an abortion access fund, police overtime and a handful of other programs.

In an email to the "striking" volunteer DJs, the station says it assumes they have resigned and accepts their resignation.

Intimaa Abuheloum, 27, came to St. Louis last year from her home in the Gaza Strip to study for a master's degree in public health.

A new marketing campaign is hoping a play on words woos new business to the state of Missouri.

An English teacher and cheerleading coach at St. Clair High says she made pornography on the website OnlyFans, the second St. Clair teacher to admit as much in a month.

Beginning Dec. 3, frequency of service on three Madison County Transit routes will be reduced and 2 express routes will stop running.

Roundup-related lawsuits have dogged Bayer since it acquired the brand as part of its $63 billion purchase of Creve Coeur-based Monsanto Co. in 2018.

ST. LOUIS — The Loop Trolley, as planned, will shut down after Sunday's run until next spring.

Gavin Potthast, 25, was charged with assaulting a woman he knew, and charging documents said she refused him several times but he continued anyway.

A 17-year-old boy and a 24-year-old man were both shot Thursday afternoon in the city's Wells-Good Fellow neighborhood.

Police believe two men robbed people in three separate incidents in about 45 minutes late Thursday in the city's West End neighborhood.

The House Ethics Committee launched an inquiry into a personnel issue linked to House Speaker Dean Plocher. It meets again on Nov. 8.