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Police said in a tweet Sunday afternoon that Riley’s bank card was found on the embankment between Gay Street and the Cumberland River.

An arrest warrant was issued last Friday for an O’Fallon, Missouri, man accused of stealing his ex-wife’s pension.

Ted Atwell may not be able to physically see the machines he works on, but his connection with them runs deep. Through touch and sound, he navigates his craft with precision and skill.

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ST. LOUIS -- Today marked the annual St. Patrick's Day celebration in Dogtown. Scores of people gathered to enjoy the festivities, including the Saint Patrick's Day village, the Ancient Order of Hibernians Parade, and live music performances. Here are some moments captured from the parade and Irish festival:

More than a week after University of Missouri student Riley Strain disappeared while on a fraternity trip in Nashville, his bank card was discovered on an embankment by the Cumberland River.

A Jennings woman is in custody after her toddler daughter died this weekend from a drug overdose.

The suspect was released from prison one day before the attack and was out on parole, according to police.

The Ancient Order of Hibernians Parade has been put on for 40 years in Dogtown.