stLouISTMan fatally shot in Unincorporated North St. Louis County
Officials are investigating a fatal shooting in Unincorporated North St. Louis County that claimed the life of one person Wednesday evening.
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Measles Has Now Begun To Infect Immigrant Detention Camps
It’s darkly funny, in a way, to recall a racist trope that gets trotted out about immigration all the time: immigrants bring disease into the country. That in itself isn’t funny, obviously. The funny part is that it seems like we’re proving the opposite to be true under the Trump administration. As the measles outbreak […]
North City residents speak on neighborhood plans after tornado recovery efforts
Officials are seeking input from North Side residents to help determine the future of their communities as they finalize the long-term proposal.
St. Louis, today marks the second time in a year I’ve been sideswiped on the interstate. Of course, the driver decided to play bumper cars on I-64 and sped off at over 100 mph immediately after hitting me. To adhere to Reddit’s rules, I wish nothing but…
The missing 6, cult ties and a new lead
Officials say there is new hope regarding the mystery following a new lead thanks to TikTok.
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Alton Scraps Flood Wall Plans, Weighs Other Mitigation Options
ALTON – Plans for a permanent flood wall in downtown Alton are no longer moving forward as city officials consider other possible flood mitigation projects. At a meeting on flood mitigation options held at Alton City Hall on Feb. 4, 2026, Scott Weiner with Sheppard, Morgan & Schwaab (SMS) Inc. presented three potential projects aimed at preventing flooding in downtown Alton: A permanent concrete flood wall topped by removable aluminum planks which could be temporarily installed as
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Ferguson facing downward trend in crime: Mayor
Just a week after multiple people were injured during a shooting at a mortuary in Ferguson, the city's mayor, Ella Jones, is addressing the public's concerns surrounding safety.
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UPDATE: 34-year-old woman reported missing in Florissant area
Officials say the woman has been located and is safe.
Missouri lawmakers debate restricting student screen time
A Missouri House committee is considering a proposal that would limit student screen time while shifting most of the schoolwork back to paper.
Baton Rouge Acquires A Straight-Up Military Surveillance Drone
The Baton Rouge Police Department announced recently that it will begin using a drone designed by military equipment manufacturer Lockheed Martin and Edge Autonomy, making it one of the first local police departments to use an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) with a history of primary use in foreign war zones. Baton Rouge is now one of the […]
Aldermen consider moratorium on detention centers
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen will consider new legislation aimed at blocking immigration detention centers in the city as deportation efforts ramp up nationwide.