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Victims of triple shooting sought help at Culver’s in Florissant: Police
Three people were hospitalized following a shooting Wednesday evening.
Where to get lunch for $10 in St. Louis: From soup dumplings and shawarma to burgers and bánh mì, these 15 local spots serve memorable midday meals for around $10.
Ukrainian refugees in St. Louis facing loss of Temporary Protected Status
This protection was granted in April 2022 after war broke out following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. After a couple extensions, the protection is set to expire.
Wentzville enacts data center moratorium. We had 'none in the hopper,' says mayor
The Wentzville Board of Aldermen voted unanimously Wednesday to block any data center projects for six months. The moratorium here is not directly related to any particular proposed project.
City works to restore quiet zones at 187 rail crossings
For weeks, the sound of train horns has been impossible to ignore for people living near railroad crossings across St. Louis.
Petition to make Ann Wagner debate Fred Wellman
Mother of missing Bond County woman pleads for help
The mother of a missing woman from Bond County, Illinois is pleading for help locating her daughter.
Terminal 1 reopened after suspicious vehicle found at St. Louis Lambert Airport
There is a large police presence and slow-moving traffic at St. Louis Lambert International Airport.
HBCUs are underfunded. A legal effort starting in Missouri seeks to fix it
An effort to address decades of underfunding at some historically Black colleges and universities kicked off Wednesday with a lawsuit against the state of Missouri. Students and graduates of Lincoln University in the state’s capital of Jefferson City allege the lack of financial resources undercut their education and devalued their degrees. More than a dozen [...]
Strike averted as Cahokia teachers approve new contract
Cahokia teachers have voted in favor of accepting a new contract. The news came late Wednesday night and was shared on the union’s Facebook page.
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Violent crime through September 2022-2026.
Volunteers harvest apples for St. Louis food distribution
One every day is purported to keep the doctor away. At Liberty Apple Orchard just outside Edwardsville, Illinois, there’s enough apples growing to keep a team of physicians at bay.
Taco Stand on Hampton
Tower Grove Ave. @ Shaw. A rant.
One person killed in rollover crash on I-255
Southbound lanes of Interstate 255 were closed between I-270 and Route 162 on Wednesday afternoon following a fatal rollover crash.
Worden Police Charge East Alton Man With Meth Possession, Fleeing Officer
EAST ALTON – A local man faces major felony charges after allegedly fleeing Worden Police officers with methamphetamine in his possession. Justin D. Jett, 31, of East Alton, was charged on Sept. 30, 2026 with a Class X felony count of unlawful possession with the intent to deliver methamphetamine, a Class 1 felony count of unlawful possession of methamphetamine, and two Class 4 felony counts of aggravated fleeing or attempting to elude a peace officer. Jett allegedly knowingly possessed
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