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Woodson Terrace police requested help from the Major Case Squad, which is now handling the homicide investigation.

Cardinals rookie Brendan Donovan apologized Saturday night for tweets he sent with homophobic language as a teenager that surfaced during St. Louis' game against the Chicago Cubs.

It happened around 12:15 a.m. along Pearl Street NW between Monroe and Ottawa avenues.

Two girls were wounded in downtown St. Louis as fights, gunfire broke out Saturday night among large groups of juveniles at Chestnut and Eighth streets.

A Northwoods man was fatally shot Saturday night in St. Louis' Kingsway East neighborhood, police said.

This week, our first place winner on the insightful side is Toom1275 with a comment about the copyright questions around “fast movies”: If your movie is so shallow that it can be completely replaced with a 10-minite summary (or evem the trailer) then perhaps it really isn’t all that truly valuable in the first place. […]

For generations, audiences have cheered the 1984 blockbuster, THE KARATE KID. Now this iconic story comes to the stage as a thrilling and inventive new

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COLLINSVILLE - A 34-year-old Edwardsville female died in an accident on westbound Collinsville Road just west of Arlington Avenue in St. Clair County at 11:38 p.m. on Friday, June 3, 2022. The Following Preliminary Information is Being Released by the Illinois State Police WHAT: Two-Vehicle Fatal Traffic Crash WHERE: Collinsville Road, west of Arlington Avenue, St. Clair County VEHICLES: Unit 1 – 2002 green Cools ATV Unit 2 – 2004 red Dodge Ram DRIVERS: Unit 1 – Brian K. Smith, a 42-year-old-male from Collinsville, IL Unit 2 – Daniel E. McNatt, a 59-year-old-male from Caseyville, IL PASSENGER: Unit 1 – 34-year-old-female from Edwardsville, IL – Deceased PRELIMINARY: Preliminary investigative details indicate the following occurred: Unit 1 and Unit 2 were traveling westbound on Collinsville Road just west of Arlington Avenue. Unit 1 was towing black disabled moped without working taillights. Unit 1 passenger was

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The “Dinky” took passengers from Grafton and Alton and back between 1933 and 1953, a time when the Great River Road didn’t exist.

One fan said he felt like a kid in the candy store in the infield: “"To me, it’s the best experience, you can watch them come into the pit stop.”