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A North County man faces involuntary manslaughter and assault charges after a November crash that killed his 18-year-old passenger and injured another driver.

David William Platek was charged texted several “true threats” to a friend indicating his intent to murder a district attorney Dan Dow, his family and 400 people at a school.

The owner of the Mark Twain Hotel in downtown St. Louis will pay $100,000 to help relocate residents as it prepares to close the building Sept. 1, as part of an agreement reached with the Missouri Attorney General's office.

ST. LOUIS — For tens of thousands families in the St. Louis area, Ratko Mladic was a symbol of the genocide in Bosnia that killed their loved ones and drove them from their homes to seek refuge here.

Mike Milton, leader of the progressive nonprofit Freedom Community Center, said inmates and their families have raised flags about jail conditions the city has promised to fix.

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Shooting occurred June 28 in the 1900 block of Locust, authorities said.

The 10-screen movie theater is part of Midtown’s City Foundry entertainment plaza. The Alamo Drafthouse in St. Louis is a franchise location owned by John Martin and Marc Evans.

A 50-year-old Pacific man died Wednesday evening when his SUV crashed.

Crash occurred Thursday morning at Illinois Highway 158 and Douglas Road.

District leaders sold vacant buildings in secret and did not enforce bus safety violations among other citations in the audit.

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On Thursday, the park announced in a social media post its official rebrand. It shared a video of a sign with the new name being installed at the park’s entrance.

"You can release this video, but you can't come sit in my living room and give me condolences."

Kenneth Carl Sparks III told parishioners in Paris, Missouri, he was a prophet. Then he took out loans in their names, and spent the cash on clothes, jewelry, Mercedes and a Rolex.

The culinary institution is a victim of COVID, inflation and changing tastes.

As many as 1,200 lighted drones will tell part of the beloved story of Harry Potter.

"This is not about a data center," said an Ameren official. "... Missouri is in a situation where we need more electricity."

Double Eagle Development has asked Kirkwood for a property tax break on 345 S. Fillmore Ave., the site of the city’s current public works offices, multiple City Council members said.

Mayor Cara Spencer and a search team are looking for a successor to Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge, who retired earlier this month.