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Missouri residents call camping fee plan 'dumb' and 'greedy'
Opposition to a camping fee for Missouri conservation areas is running at a 10-to-1 clip.
An Afghan man helped the U.S. fight the Taliban. ICE took him in St. Louis County on terrorism allegations
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Missouri residents call camping fee plan 'dumb' and 'greedy'
Missouri Southern State University professor dies in accident at Arkansas lake
"It is with great sadness that we share the passing of Dr. Alla Barry, a beloved professor of biology at Missouri Southern State University. Dr. Barry passed away following a tragic boating accident."
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Schnucks sales tax settlement emails sent to rewards members
Anyone know a Robbie Burridge?
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Why do people speed up to stop signs/red lights?
House fire kills 80-year-old man from Jefferson County
The man's wife survived with superficial burns, officials said.
Missouri AG trashes state Supreme Court ruling in federal filing
Attorney General Catherine Hanaway’s chief litigator on Sunday accused the state Supreme Court of adopting “a legal fiction” when it ruled that putting the state’s new congressional map to a referendum means Missouri must use its previous district lines in November. In a federal court filing, Solicitor General Lou Capozzi asked U.S. Chief Judge Stephen […]
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Police seek public help after south St. Louis street takeover
ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is seeking help from the public in identifying several individuals and vehicles involved in a street takeover in south St. Louis. The takeover occurred early Sunday morning at the intersection of Gravois Avenue and Morgan Ford Road in the city's Bevo neighborhood. During the event, police [...]
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Man fatally shot on Labor Day in north St. Louis
Detectives are investigating after a fatal shooting early Monday in the Mark Twain neighborhood of north St. Louis, police said.
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ICE arrests Maryland Heights man lauded as US Army translator in Afghanistan
The man legally came to the U.S. more than a decade ago with a special visa after working as an interpreter and cultural adviser for the American military.
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