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Fire hydrant vandalism could cost St. Louis over $250,000
At least 77 fire hydrants across St. Louis have been damaged after being stripped of their brass attachment points. Firefighters have developed a temporary device to ensure crews can still access water during emergencies while city repairs continue.
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Becher and Ostrak each score late in 2nd half, and St. Louis beats the Red Bulls 3-0
Simon Becher and Tomas Ostrak each scored late in the second half as St. Louis City SC beat the New York Red Bulls 3-0 on Wednesday night.
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Missouri using playing cards to help solve cold cases
A delegation of public safety brass unveiled about 50 cards and cases that make up the latest edition of the Cold Case Playing Cards initiative. The program features a deck of cards with information about cold cases. The decks are then given out at state correctional facilities across Missouri.
SLMPD offers second round of Fast Track Testing Blitz
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is hosting its second Fast Track Testing Blitz this fall.
Any haunted houses worth it in the area?
St. Louis has ramped up demolition of tornado homes. But repairs lag.
Officials said just 19 home repairs have been completed since March.
East Alton Woman Charged With Causing Fire Damage At Van Preter Park
EAST ALTON – East Alton Police charged a resident with causing fire damage on public park property in one of several property damage cases filed in Madison County last week. Shemeika D. Hardin, 35, of East Alton, was charged with one count each of criminal damage to government-supported property (a Class 4 felony) and criminal damage to property (a Class A misdemeanor) on Sept. 23, 2026. Hardin allegedly knowingly started a fire at Van Preter Park in East Alton the day prior on Sept.
Industry pros gather in St. Louis to tackle trash safety
Waste management professionals from across the country gathered in St. Louis this week to address critical safety hazards in municipal trash systems, focusing heavily on the risks posed by improperly discarded lithium-ion batteries. The batteries are causing significant fires inside waste collection trucks and at landfills.
Canine Carnival Returns to Alton Farmers' & Artisans' Market Oct. 3
ALTON - Bring your furry friends to the Canine Carnival at the Alton Farmers’ & Artisans’ Market on Saturday, October 3rd from 8:00 a.m. until Noon for a morning full of fun just for them. At this free event organized by Alton Main Street and Hope Animal Rescues, there will be many activities to enjoy and pet-related vendor booths to browse. Plus, you can learn about local animal welfare charities and services for your pets. Rescue agencies will be holding an adopt-a-thon, so if
2027 CDBG Awards
Federal funding for home repair, youth and senior services, homelessness, jobs, vacancy reduction and neighborhood improvements across St. Louis.
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Cryptic ‘help me’ message at center of murder retrial
The trial begins in the case of man who apparently sent out a cry for help via text message and was later found stabbed to death in Washington County, Missouri. The initial prosecution ended in mistrial last year. FOX Files investigator Chris Hayes, who broke the story five years ago, was back in the courtroom Wednesday.
Texas Officials Disband Local Cop Shop For Failing To ‘Provide Any Benefit To The Community’
“Defund the police” has come for at least one local law enforcement agency in one of the reddest states in the nation. This police department could have avoided this ignominious fate simply by not being generally awful. But the person leading the now-defunct department couldn’t seem to do his job without violating rights on the […]
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