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James Scott is the only person in Missouri history convicted for intentionally causing a catastrophe. He maintains his innocence.

Police said video surveillance showed the incident about 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Natural Bridge and North Euclid avenues, in the city's Kingsway East neighborhood.

The owner of Webster Groves' historic Ozark Theatre has two weeks to make repairs to the building or face further action after officials earlier this month labeled the building "dangerous."

"You could tell Isaiah's laugh from a mile away," his aunt said.

Leaders in Webster Groves will ask voters to change the charter to allow out-of-towners to fill the city's top administrative job.

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"I don't think we need more clutter in the skies," one person said. Said another, "I really don't want it in my backyard."

Bill bans asking for money in an "aggressive manner," from motorists in traffic, at bus stops, near an ATM, on private property, during "inclement weather" and at night.

Secretary of State Denny Hoskins has refused to certify the citizen-led question to the Nov. 3 ballot

All three subjects improved over last year to proficient and advanced rates 45% in English, 44% in math and 42% in science.

State Rep. Jim Murphy called last week for an investigation of St. Louis County's use of Proposition P funds. On Tuesday, he said he needs more details.

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