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‘I’m so sorry this happened to you': Godmother shares heartbreak over toddler’s death
The godmother of two-year-old Bre’yeon Wells says she is heartbroken over the loss of the innocent child who she’d grown to love so much.
Carondelet man killed remembered for his faith, kind heart
The victim, Russell Marcouriel, 63, was shot and killed on the 7100 block of Alabama Avenue.
Fenton roofer reports ransom scam involving fake reviews
CJS Roofing, averaged a 5-star rating through Google reviews until an unexpected deluge of fake one-star reviews started pouring in this week.
Advocates say homeless need help in STL County
During a council meeting on Tuesday night, faith leaders and unhoused families called for the county to redirect a portion of the funds allocated for animal services to support emergency pop-up shelters this winter.
Injured officer moves forward with 'new normal'
A big source of support for Nathan Spiess is someone who connected with him shortly after the traumatic event.
Gov. Kehoe disagrees with Trump over beef imports
The beef market has faced challenges recently due to a supply drop caused by lingering drought conditions across the country.
Government shutdown threatens travel plans
As the government shutdown continues, some travelers have run into delays at airports.
Election results: Voters decide on taxes and school funding
Voters across the St. Louis region went to the polls Tuesday for a special election. Several cities and school districts have local issues on the ballot, including tax proposals, charter changes, and school funding questions. Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., and the results below will update as they come in.
Rockwood school district votes on tax increase that could raise teacher pay
District officials say the outcome of today’s vote will have real consequences for Rockwood’s ability to maintain staffing levels and support quality education.
Families seek answers in headstone delays
Some families say they have waited more than a year for headstones from a south St. Louis County cemetery to mark the graves of their loved ones.
Money mule scammer says he was recruited as teen by international crime ring
A global network of criminals targeting the elderly has one of its players from St. Louis headed to prison.
Missouri's harvest thrives despite drought, trade hurdles
Agriculture remains Missouri’s top economic driver and makes up a $93.7 billion industry, according to the state.
Dozens line up as CareSTL serves hot meals to families impacted by SNAP pause
Dozens of families lined up outside CareSTL Health Tuesday, not for a checkup, but for a hot meal and infant formula.
2 women accused of stealing up to $19K worth of Ulta items
Two women from Washington are being accused of stealing nearly $20,000 worth of merchandise from Ulta across the St. Louis region.
Racial slur led to fatal shooting in Walnut Park East: Police
A 56-year-old has been charged with Monday’s fatal shooting in the city’s Walnut Park East neighborhood.
Developer drops plans for $120M St. Louis apartment complex
Plans for a proposed St. Louis apartment complex near Kingshighway and Oakland Avenue, just south of Interstate 64, are no longer moving forward.
Ice cream bars sold in Missouri, Illinois and other states recalled over undeclared allergen
Check your freezers.
Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt weighs in on government shutdown
As the government shutdown hits its 35th day, Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt weighed in on the ongoing issue, arguing that Democrats are to blame for prolonging the stalemate.
Why flags will be at half-staff in Missouri this week
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe has ordered for U.S. and Missouri state flags to be flown at half-staff at all government buildings in the state, starting on Tuesday.
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