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“We’re overall very pleased,” said the city’s operations chief.

James F. Conway, who fought to stem the exodus of residents and businesses from St. Louis, died Tuesday of prostate cancer at Mercy Hospital in Creve Coeur.

Officers were called at about 4:45 p.m. to a shooting near Sullivan & Warne avenues, St. Louis police said.

"For the safety of our guests, employees and volunteers, the Saint Louis Zoo will be closed today," the zoo said in a statement.

Bill McClellan writes: The night before the lunch at school, Rosie’s other set of grandparents arrived. Suddenly, I had competition for my granddaughter's attention.

Trump officials tout the SAVE program as a boost for election integrity. But critics of the program warn the federal government is constructing a massive, centralized information source on Americans.

The program aimed to help small and midsized farms with things like market access and technical assistance to help them grow and maintain their businesses.

Here's a closer look at a feature article about 'the incubator baby.'

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Goeken, Lola L. - Saint Louis, MO

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Lola L. Goeken, 79, passed November 26th. Visitation: Monday, December 1st, from 11 a.m., to 1 p.m., at Pitman Funeral Home, Wentzville. Funeral: Monday, December 1st, 1 p.m., at Pitman Funeral Home, Wentzville, www.pitmanfuneralhome.com. Burial: Our Lady Cemetery.

Haroon Safi, president of the U.S. Afghan Chamber of Commerce in St. Louis, said refugees are grateful and want to give back to their communities.

Three Liberty High trumpeters performed in the Macy's Great American Marching Band on Thursday.

Under Dielmann, the city became "a major center of commerce in St. Louis County."

Crews were called to the fire near 2nd and Cedar streets at about 3 a.m., said St. Louis fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson. He said the buildings were part of the old Crunden-Martin Warehouses.

The governor's plan could involve new taxes on services such as haircuts and lawn services

Beware text messages and scare tactics. A judge will be the one to decide whether Missouri citizens still have the right to petition their government.

“There's an old expression, ‘You put your bait in the water when the fish are biting,’” one local shop owner said. “We will be very busy on Black Friday.”