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ST. LOUIS - A man was killed in a shooting Tuesday night in south St. louis. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, the shooting occurred shortly before 9:15 p.m. in the 4700 block of S. Spring Ave. in the city's Dutchtown neighborhood. Details on the shooting are unclear. An investigation is ongoing.

The Manchester Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing next month on a controversial plan to turn a historic schoolhouse into an auto repair shop.

Tarlton told a group of employees: Build a tool, a dashboard, automate a process, use it for research. Then come back and show us what you have done.

The Missouri Department of Conservation is now accepting applications for managed deer hunts, which will take place from mid-September through mid-January and include over 140 hunts throughout the state.

ST. LOUIS - An Extreme Heat Warning continues. Hazy, hot, humid again Wednesday, with high temperatures in the mid to upper 90s and peak afternoon heat index values of 105 F or hotter. Please be cautious when making plans outdoors, stay cool and hydrated, and check on friends, neighbors, pets, and coworkers. While the heat [...]

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A woman was killed and man was injured in a shooting at a gas station late Tuesday night in Ferguson. The shooting occurred shortly before midnight at a BP gas station located on S. Florissant Rd., north of Interstate 70. Police said the incident began with an argument inside the [...]

STLPR obtained records on a rural Illinois traffic stop led to three Collinsville teens landing in ICE custody.

The era was known for privation and long lines — lines to find jobs, obtain relief and get warm meals.

Def Leppard guitarist Phil Collen is giving fans some insight into the band’s next record.During an interview with the Thunder Underground podcast, Collen discussed the new album they've been working on.…

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Headlines from the July 1, 1926, front page include: Andrews begins new dry fight with 4,000 men.

Many in Sandy Creek remain stuck in a recovery system that wasn’t designed for them.

New research shows major lenders are accelerating their investment in Big Oil as the industry turns toward plastics, pesticides, and other petrochemicals.

  Kelsey loves KSHE 95 because they don’t play the same songs all the time. It also brings up memories of her dad when he was alive. When they would...

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Thanks to the generous donation of an office condominium from Thomas and Sally Cohn, Trailnet has secured a permanent home in downtown St. Louis.

The Saint Louis Zoo presents Dinoroarus starting Friday, June 19th! The Saint Louis Zoo will transport guests millions of years back in time starting Friday, June 19, at Dinoroarus, a returning, temporary attraction for all-ages. […]

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After years of pushing for it and months of fighting to get it over the edge, it appears advocates are close to making a new food truck law a reality in the city of St. Louis.

Mersad Smajic, owner of Bevo Caffe Lounge, spent Tuesday putting the finishing touches his South St. Louis to make sure it would be ready to welcome a big crowd on Wednesday to watch the broadcast of the World Cup match between the US Men’s National Soccer Team and Bosnia and Herzegovina.