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17-year-old robbed at gunpoint inside Mobile gas station: St. Louis PD
A 17-year-old was robbed at gunpoint at a Mobile gas station on Sunday afternoon while purchasing clothing from an unknown suspect.
Police identify 18-year-old fatally shot in north St. Louis County
St. Louis will be hit by nearly a foot of 'dry snow'
Horse boarding barns around St. Louis
Clayton Vacancies
Fire Engulfs Alton Home in Overnight Blaze
ALTON — An overnight fire that broke out in the 1200 block of State Street left a home fully engulfed in flames, prompting a response from local firefighters and neighboring agencies. The Alton Fire Department received the call around 11 p.m. on Sunday, February 16, 2025, and battled the blaze into the early morning hours of Monday, February 17. Deputy Fire Chief Matt Fischer reported that the residence featured a walk-out basement. "When we got there, the fire was fully involved," Fischer said. He noted that firefighters faced additional challenges due to the terrain, as the homes in that area of State Street are situated on a downhill slope. The cold weather conditions further complicated the firefighting efforts. Fischer acknowledged the difficulties posed by the frigid temperatures, stating, "It was awfully cold. I thought the firefighters did a great job with the weather conditions." The Godfrey Fire Protection District was called in to assist, providing relief crews to
St. Louis natives represented as prestigious Tuskegee Airmen
ST. LOUIS - The Tuskegee Airmen, a highly respected group during World War II, not only courageously served but also helped to pave the way for desegregation of the U.S. Armed Forces in the 1940's. The group consisted of America's first black military airmen, ground crew, and mechanics. Wendall Pruitt of St. Louis was a [...]
Guns N’ Roses, Tool & Rival Sons join lineup for Black Sabbath’s Back to the Beginning concert
Guns N' Roses, Tool and Rival Sons have joined the lineup for Black Sabbath's big Back to the Beginning reunion/farewell concert.Other new additions to the bill include Red Hot Chili…
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Ken Rosenthal, founder of Panera Bread, dies at 81
A visit to a San Francisco bakery led to the creation of one of the nation's most successful and ubiquitous restaurant chains and helped usher in the era of fast-casual restaurants.
How a cracked tooth led to one woman's infected heart valve
Dental hygiene may not be the first thing many think about when they consider what can impact their heart health. For one woman, a cracked tooth led to a deadly infection of one of her heart valves.
Breese Woman Dies After Fatal Crash Into Pond
CLINTON COUNTY — A 59-year-old woman from Breese died after her vehicle crashed into a pond in rural Clinton County. The incident occurred early Saturday, Feb. 15, 2025, near the 15000 block of Rod and Gun Road, just north of Breese. The victim - Susan K. Hilmes - was later pronounced deceased at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Breese. Steven A. Hilmes, 65, her husband, was treated at the hospital for injuries. According to the Clinton County Sheriff's Office, a 911 call reported that the car failed to make a turn at an intersection and subsequently entered the pond. The passenger in the vehicle was able to escape and made multiple attempts to rescue his wife by diving into the cold water; however, he was unsuccessful. The sheriff's office noted that the vehicle was found upside down, with only its rear wheels visible above the surface. After three unsuccessful attempts to save her, the passenger sought help at a nearby residence. Upon arrival, first responders discovered that
Firefighters' Institute for Racial Equality starts EMT scholarship fund
The Firefighters Institute for Racial Equality (F.I.R.E.) Retirees has launched a scholarship fund named after Captain George Baker to support aspiring EMTs and Paramedics, with partnerships with the Northeast Ambulance and Fire Protection District and Forest Park Community College & Foundation.
Violet’s: A Romantic Pop-Up Bar
Mystery unfolds and passion blooms at Violet’s, an exclusive romantic pop-up bar at St. Louis Union Station’s Train Shed. From the moment you enter, lush, dark décor will surround you […]
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Life sciences company Varro sees a big and bright future in St. Louis
President's Day Nationwide Protest feb 17th, in st louis at 11:30am
Holleman: Former local politico Ed Martin resurfaces, again, in Trump’s DC
Former perennial candidate and state GOP party head, now acting U.S. attorney in Washington, becomes embroiled in flap connected top pardoning of Jan. 6 rioters.
Farewell to the Plaza Frontenac Cinema
The longtime arthouse theater in Plaza Frontenac is set to show its final screenings on February 23.
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