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Top St. Louis County police commander Doyle, who sued for discrimination, is leaving department
Lt. Col. Troy Doyle announced his resignation on Friday after more than 30 years with the department.
Agency collecting donations for siblings orphaned by murder-suicide in Lincoln County
An organization is organizing to help the siblings who were orphaned after their parents and grandfather died in a murder-suicide near Foley, Missouri.
Teenage ex-boyfriend charged with killing 15-year-old girl in south St. Louis
Fifteen-year-old Emily Valentine was in the midst of a breakup with the boy police say killed her last month, her grandma told the Post-Dispatch on Friday.
Lenders resort to receivership for two St. Louis hotels in financial trouble
Downtown hotels face more competition due to a flood of rooms that came online as the pandemic struck — while business travel has yet to fully return.
It’s over: Tie broken in 9th Ward race, Tina Pihl advances
Alderman Michael Gras, who was tied with Pihl after initial results were released on Tuesday, is set to be eliminated.
Man guilty in Granite City tire shop murder
A Madison County jury found a man guilty Thursday in a 2021 murder outside a Granite City tire shop. The prosecutor called it “an execution in broad daylight."
Top trial attorney leaving St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s office
A top attorney tasked with leading the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's trial team and training other prosecutors will soon leave his role to spend more time with his family, a spokeswoman said Thursday.
Hawley’s bill to declassify information about COVID origins clears Congress, heads to Biden
Byrnes Mill police under criminal investigation, judge suspends municipal court
Byrnes Mill police are under criminal investigation by the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office.
We want to hear from you: What’s your favorite St. Louis fish fry?
Send us a video: What's your favorite St. Louis-area fish fry, and why?
Messenger: She's an ‘extraordinary’ foster mom candidate. Why won’t Missouri license her?
Founder of nonprofit that serves foster children sought to become foster parent on her own. The state said no. Last week, she took the battle to court.
Man found dead in St. Louis' Ville neighborhood
A man was found dead Thursday afternoon in the city's Ville neighborhood.
Gun control measures make little progress in Missouri Legislature
“They aren’t even letting us have hearings on these bills.”
Casa de Tres Reyes is an intriguing Mexican restaurant addition to Des Peres
A new venture from the owners of Three Kings Public House, Casa de Tres Reyes features generously filled tacos and more Mexican fare.
Missouri attorney general subpoenas case dismissal list as part of Kim Gardner probe
The attorney general issued a subpoena to the St. Louis courts on Wednesday seeking records as part of a suit to remove Kim Gardner from office.
St. Louis officials plan to clear riverfront homeless encampment Friday
"It's a kick in the face," said a 54-year-old woman identifying herself as "Mama D."
Missouri voters could restore abortion rights in 2024
Proposed constitutional amendments, made public Thursday, would if passed by voters protect abortion rights and pregnant women, as well as access to birth control.
BMO extending homeownership grant to St. Louis
BMO is extending its grant program that aims to help homebuyers in underserved neighborhoods.
‘Did we miss a warning sign?’ Community reeling after murder-suicide in Lincoln County
As his four children ran from the home, a Lincoln County man killed his wife and father-in-law Wednesday night before killing himself. The small community near Foley is wondering if there were missed warning signs.