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Police aren't sure where the attack happened. They have no suspects.
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Man charged with murder after shooting kills his sister, injures girlfriend in St. Charles
Trae Spratt, 29, turned himself in to police in St. Louis, St. Charles Police said.
Want to experience fall colors? Head north on Missouri Highway 79
Missouri is laced with interesting drives and many become technicolor tunnels in fall, so there are plenty to choose from for a scenic road trip
Despite one big success, Missouri’s ambitious effort to stem childhood obesity fell short. Here’s why.
In Missouri, nearly 20% of children ages 10 to 17 were obese, according to the 2019-20 National Survey of Children’s Health, the 11th highest rate in the country.
Post Malone hospitalized with 'stabbing pain' a week after fall at Enterprise Center
Post Malone’s on-stage fall at Enterprise Center last weekend looks even more serious than originally thought.
Suburban school districts in St. Louis area more likely to ban books under new law
Librarians have scoured books for any applicable content at the direction of lawyers. Ten districts in St. Louis and inner suburbs are ignoring the law.
How a suburban St. Louis detective broke a 30-year-old serial killer case wide open
Jodi Weber took the Post-Dispatch inside the investigation that led to charges filed against Gary Muehlberg in the 1990 serial murders of four St. Louis women.
Collective bargaining amendment brings national labor fight to Illinois ballot
The proposed amendment, if ratified, could chart a new direction for organized labor not only in Illinois, but nationwide.
Shuttle van to temporarily replace bus service to St. Louis Downtown Airport
The van is a temporary alternative to the #2 Cahokia MetroBus while construction crews complete work on the Curtiss-Steinberg Bridge.
Teen shot and killed in Spanish Lake
Tayvion Whitby, 16, of the 4500 block of Morganford Avenue in St. Louis was pronounced dead after police found him with a gunshot wound in a car that had crashed.
Man shot while robbing Maplewood store sentenced to 10 years
An accomplice in other robberies got 14 years.
Woman dies after motorcycle crash on I-55
Police found a woman lying on the side of southbound I-55 next to a crashed motorcycle.
Lawsuit: Breckenridge Hills police have a pattern of abuse
A lawsuit filed Thursday accuses officers of unlawfully beating a man in 2019 and filing a false police report to cover it up.
McClellan: Middle school is hard on chauffeur grandpas
Post-Dispatch columnist Bill McClellan watches his grandchildren grow up in a changing world.
University City to ask for federal buyouts after flood swamped hundreds of homes
The city is writing a letter on Friday asking for state and federal funding to buy out about 300 homes condemned because of flood damage, demolish the structures and turn the land into parks, forests and fields.
Agape plans group homes to avoid oversight, Missouri AG’s office says
A hearing scheduled for Monday has been delayed in light of new developments.
No ‘courtesy’: Development bills sidestep alderman, St. Louis political tradition
Alderman Marlene Davis sponsors two bills relating to the Armory, which lies partly in Alderman Tina Pihl’s ward.
A gun, a fight and a trespasser lead Normandy High School to cancel classes
Normandy High School on Friday canceled class "after several incidents" occurred at the school Thursday.
Metro Transit plans paid parental leave, other benefits to keep workers
To try to attract and keep employees, the board overseeing Metro Transit on Friday OK'd spending $2.6 million on a new parental leave program, subsidies for child and elder care, college tuition aid and other benefits.
Ex-St. Louis County bank teller gets probation for stealing at least $50,000 from customer
Michelle Green pleaded to one count of felony stealing of more than $25,000.