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Students at colleges around the country are protesting the war in Gaza, but only a handful — including Washington University — have made national headlines for militaristic crackdowns and arrests.

Student Penny Thaman, a sophomore and an activist with Resist WashU, said it isn’t normal: “This did not happen last year. And I think the reasons are pretty obvious.”

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The campaign submitted more than twice the minimum amount of signatures necessary to make the ballot.

Like many Americans, Jewish students’ views on the war in Gaza and the broader Israeli-Palestinian conflict are wide-ranging and often nuanced.

St. Louis staple Donut Drive-In is opening a sister location in Brentwood this month.

The new Midtown store is about 70,000 square feet, making it one of Target’s small-format stores.

Demarko Henderson was fatally shot inside a home about 9:50 p.m. Tuesday.

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A St. Louis jury on Thursday convicted a man of first-degree murder and eight other charges in the death of a city police officer in 2020.

Grand Manor, a St. Louis nursing home owned in part by the group behind Northview Village, sold this week. The new operator promises to provide quality care.

"We don't anticipate it will affect people's services but until we shut it down we won't know for sure," water department officials said.

Three members of the Missouri Freedom Caucus — Sens. Denny Hoskins, Rick Brattin and Nick Schroer — were sued last month.

Missouri marijuana advocates argued the tax is unconstitutional and sends pot prices too high.

Regulators cited Amazon's St. Peters warehouse for failing to report workplace injuries as federal lawmakers push for tighter laws surrounding warehouse work.

A woman is suing the short-term rental company Airbnb and a property owner after she says her Grafton rental was "infested with snakes."

A 17-year-old was charged Thursday with breaking into and damaging more than 35 cars over the course of one year in St. Louis County.

More than 1,500 students, alumni and faculty members at Washington University have signed letters condemning the school's response to a protest Saturday that ended with more than 100 arrests.

A former Boy Scouts volunteer on Thursday was sentenced in federal court to 22 years in prison for hiding cameras in bathrooms at a St. Francois County camp.

The union letter states the pressure on teachers is “compounded by an increase in negative student behaviors, lack of disciplinary consequences, and lack of support in buildings.”