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Stabbing death investigation leads police to hours-long standoff
A man was taken into custody Sunday following a standoff after an elderly woman was found dead inside a St. Louis County home.
Emergency shelters activated as cold weather returns
With sub-freezing temperatures back in the forecast, the City of St. Louis Department of Human Services is activating emergency shelters to help those in need of a warm place to sleep.
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Well this was fitting for earlier today
Anyone else dealing with post holiday plague?
Campaign $ and Millennium Hotel Deal
March 10th , 2025, A Brighter Future for St Louis PAC received $50,000 from The Lamar Johnson Collaborative, the architectural firm now working with Bob Clark’s Clayco and Gateway Arch Park Foundation on redevelopment of former Millennium Hotel. It’s Mayor Cara Spencer’s PAC, a way around campaign finance contribution limits. Clayco contributed a total of … Continue reading Campaign $ and Millennium Hotel Deal →
Change’s rolling in.
1 man shot dead in south St. Louis: Police
Homicide detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department are investigating a fatal shooting that happened in the city’s Mt. Pleasant neighborhood.
Look at this STL Science Center Imax Theater lookin cloud just south of the city
Here we gooooo!
St. Louis hits record high temperature for December, just before cold front arrives
Temperatures hit a record 78 degrees just before the arrival of a cold front that was forecast to drop temperatures back down to the teens by midnight.
Did someone forget their Tesla under Eads bridge
Record high, dangerous cold, tornado watch on wild weather day
Sunday has been one of those unmistakably “so St. Louis” weather days—record warmth, severe weather, dropping temperatures, and even a few light snowflakes. It’s been a lot to take in. And did we mention the tornado watch for several Illinois counties and one in Missouri?
Comptroller Susana Mendoza Announces the Office's Top Highlights of 2025
SPRINGFIELD - As the year draws to a close, Comptroller Susana A. Mendoza is highlighting some of the top moments in her office over the past year. “2025 was a year of uncertainty and confusion at the federal level, but here in Illinois, my office continued to work hard to bring stability to our service providers, transparency to the public, and financial responsibility to state government finances,” said Comptroller Mendoza. #10: Bills paid: For the fourth year in a row, th
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