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Gov. Mike Parson paid a visit to St. Louis on Thursday to thank the heroes who rushed into the south St. Louis high school to protect students and teachers from the gunman.

"God had me in the right place at the right time. I was there for a reason," Germaine Yancy, a safety officer, said.

Across the span of their previous seven studio albums, Chicago-based instrumental trio Russian Circles traversed a diverse topography of sounds, moods, and approaches with their limited armory of drums, bass,

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A WORLD CLASS TRIBUTE TO AMERICA’S PIANO MAN | 50 YEARS OF BILLY – 2022 TOUR   This show celebrates the songs and the style of Billy Joel, evoking the

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The man accused of killing two earlier this week in a St. Louis school shooting bought the AR-15-style gun from a private seller after a background check blocked his purchase from a licensed dealer.

An 83-year-old St. Louis County appeared in federal court Wednesday to admit participating in several romance and work-at-home scams and has agreed to repay the victims.

A man was charged Wednesday in a homicide on North Leonor K. Sullivan Boulevard.

Jim Stevens & The Vibe will perform live at BB’s Jazz, Blues and Soups on Oct. 27.

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It seems like the days are getting shorter as the fall season moves on. Sunrises are getting earlier as DST comes to a close.

In late 2021, former VA nurse practitioner William Luchtefeld pleaded guilty to three sex crimes including sexual assault and sodomy of two women.

A man found dead earlier this month in a wooded area in Kansas City, Missouri following a murder-suicide has now been identified as the suspect in a double homicide.

The licensed clinical counselor saw a need in the community back in 2006 and continues her work through her program.

A Western Illinois woman was charged Thursday for allegedly stealing tens of thousands of dollars from a Madison County softball organization.

Security cameras caught the break-in just before 4 a.m. on Thursday.