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Second burst pipe causes continued water damage at St. Louis County Justice Center
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Uber driver shot during attempted robbery crashes into Ferguson home, police say
Water main breaks, frozen pipes cause damage, traffic issues around St. Louis area
Body of missing Missouri mother found in Washington County
Donna Eye was last seen on January 8 after being dropped off about a mile from her brother's home by a Washington County sheriff's deputy.
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Remains found near Washington County farm identified as missing Potosi woman
Despite frigid weather, don't be fooled by ponds that seem frozen
You might have noticed some icy ponds or lakes that look frozen. First responders have an urgent message for everyone considering trying to walk out on a frozen surface: don’t do it.
Teen still missing after house fire in St. Louis' O'Fallon neighborhood
The 18-year-old has not been found in the remains of the home because the water used to extinguish the blaze froze over during frigid temperatures this week.
Warmer weather leads to more water main breaks
A rise in temperatures on Wednesday led to several water main breaks and pipe bursts across the area.
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Why road rage is so common in St. Louis and how you can try to avoid it
Road rage is very commonplace, and it can also be very scary. St. Louis clinical psychologist Dr. Helen Friedman breaks down the reasons why road rage is so prevalent, how we can curb it, and ways to stay safe and avoid confrontation with others on the road.
Missouri man who spent nearly 28 years in prison on a wrongful conviction sues St. Louis, police
A Missouri man who spent nearly 28 years in prison until a judge determined he was wrongfully convicted filed a lawsuit on Wednesday, alleging that St. Louis police officers “detained, arrested, and framed him for a murder he did not commit.”
Missouri Senate GOP factions on display during debate over defunding Planned Parenthood
A state Senate hearing on a medical provider tax devolved Wednesday into a fight over the political tactics of Missouri Right to Life, with a Democrat dropping an obscenity and Republicans slamming the group for injecting its anti-abortion politics into unrelated issues.
Only one member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, Republican Sen. Denny Hoskins of Warrensburg, defended the organization. A candidate in the Republican primary for secretary of state, Hoskins has been endorsed by Missouri…
Victim identified after being fatally shot in south St. Louis
Google Supports Oregon ‘Right To Repair’ Reform
Big tech companies have long attempted to monopolize repair options to boost their profits, whether we’re talking about tractors, phones, or game consoles. But in recent years companies like Apple and Microsoft appear to have realized that with state and federal lawmakers and regulators cracking down on this behavior, and right to repair seeing widespread, […]