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The Mississippi River reached a record crest in April 1973. Only 20 years later, a bigger and longer-lasting flood brought even more water and forces changes in life along the river.

Headlines from the July 16, 1926, front page include: Thousands see new airship on night flight over city.

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Police say that the suspect, who is from University City, is armed and dangerous and is believed to have fled to Alton.

Incident took place Monday night near Granite City, authorities said.

The shooting occurred shortly before 4 a.m. Wednesday on Union Boulevard.

A 41-year-old woman died Tuesday in a crash on Interstate 64 near Interstate 270 after driving the wrong way, police say.

Incident occurs at about 7:15 a.m. Monday in the Mehlville area.

Missouri Department of Transportation crews will close up to three lanes of northbound Interstate 270 near I-64 this weekend to overlay portions of the bridge.

"Shocking" evidence was revealed during a hearing Wednesday.

Seniors who already got their property tax bill frozen will no longer need to submit an annual renewal under a change the St. Charles County Council approved Monday.

The company plans to initially hire 70 employees, but city officials say it will eventually employ 200 people in the former General Mills facility.

It's unclear what will become of the campus after Ferguson city officials in May rejected $1.5 billion in tax incentives to turn it into a technology hub and data center.

Patrick Sloan was 18 when he was accused of painting swastikas, the phrase “wite power,” racial slurs and other hate symbols on two Affton school buildings in March 2025.

Elijah Gantt, 30, is set to stand a two-week trial starting July 20.