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Suspect arrested after brief shootout with police; no one injured
When he reached for his shotgun, police fired at him. When he fired back, the police called in the SWAT team.
Messenger: St. Louis man who saved overdose victim pushes airline to carry Narcan
Some airlines carry drug that revives victims of opioids overdose. But the FAA doesn't require it.
Police looking at endangerment charge after toddler shot self in eye
A 3-year-old boy was shot in the eye in the incident Saturday afternoon in the 3000 block of California Avenue.
Crowd at stadium's first World Cup watch party is small but enthusiastic
About 50 people gathered at the Brew Pub in CityPark Sunday morning to see Ecuador down Qatar 2-0.
100 Neediest Cases kick off: St. Louis families lose everything in flood
The Scotts are just one of 100 families in the United Way's 100 Neediest Cases campaign. For four weeks starting Sunday, their stories will be featured in the Post-Dispatch.
How out-of-state companies are buying up homes and changing the St. Louis area market
Investors have purchased thousands of homes in St. Louis city and county, and St. Charles County. And renters face rising rates. What does it mean for the American Dream?
Police: 5 dead, 18 hurt in Colorado gay nightclub shooting
Club Q, in Colorado Springs, said the gunman was subdued by patrons.
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Firefighters union avoids sanctions in legal feud with city over new personnel director
The dust-up is yet another example of the hostile relationship between the union and the Jones administration as they battle across multiple fronts.
Winterfest returns for its seventh year at Kiener Plaza downtown
The annual festival brings back hockey events, ice skating, s'mores and heated igloos this year.
Ex-principal sues Ferguson-Florissant schools, claims discrimination against white leaders
Former principal Mark Weller claims he was demoted because he is white.
Megan Green vows to treat St. Louis aldermen fairly but runs into challenge to authority
No action was taken on Alderman Sharon Tyus’ proposal to take away the aldermanic president’s unilateral authority to decide who serves on what committees and where bills are sent.
St. Louis aldermen OK legislation to help finance waterpark/marina plan
The $323 million marina complex with hotels and restaurants would be off Riverview Drive north of Interstate 270.
Florissant nursing home fire sends five to hospital
The fire was at the Bentwood Nursing and Rehab Center in Florissant.
Boil advisory lifted for downtown, Soulard, Old North
City officials issued the boil advisory after a Friday water main break downtown — the second water main break in the same area in 18 months.
McClellan: Getting lost, and found, in Santa Fe
Columnist Bill McClellan writes: "I am often accused of liking the past too much, and yes, I’ll admit that I miss the days when a man could get lost and drive around aimlessly while his wife suggested he stop and…
Do you remember the South Twin Drive-In? A look back at a St. Louis icon
On Nov. 19, 1954, the South Twin Drive In Theater, the first twin-screen drive-in theater in St. Louis opened at Buckley and Lemay Ferry.
St. Louis sportscaster, golf figure Jay Randolph Jr. dies at 53 after brief illness
Randolph was known for his fun-loving approach to life, work.
FEC agrees to pay $23,500 to Josh Hawley’s campaign over public records denial lawsuit
The proposed settlement marks a win for the Republican senator over the release of public records.