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Did you know that Ukraine has destroyed a third of Russia's Black Sea fleet, nearly half of that just since September? I didn't: The victories have been all the more surprising because Ukraine does not have a traditional navy or a fleet of warships. Instead, Ukraine has used sea drones and missiles to attack Russian ...continue reading "Ukraine has sunk a third of Russia’s Black Sea fleet"

Jimmy Hardesty of Hillsboro, MO joined the Real Rock Army today

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Return to a time when steamboats ruled the river. The one-hour narrated riverfront cruise aboard the Riverboats at the Gateway Arch explores the history of downtown St. Louis, including the […]

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House Speaker Dean Plocher testified in front of the Ethics Committee Tuesday night for the first time since a complaint was filed against him.

New details have been revealed about missing University of Missouri student Riley Strain’s disappearance.

The North County Police Cooperative is asking for the public to help identify a suspect who opened fire on a MetroBus earlier this month, striking another passenger.

A hit-and-run in the Grove neighborhood sent a 22-year-old woman to the hospital.

And here we go again. It’s time for another abject lesson in how you don’t actually own the things you’re “buying” in this here digital age. We’ve covered a ton of these stories at this point, obviously. But there are examples of people learning that they don’t actually own the thing they spent their money […]

Some big help may be on the way to 14-year-old Jemari Craigs following a story on FOX 2 highlighting his growing food truck.

The Ethical Society of Police held the first session of their free 10-week pre-academy training program to prepare those interested in a career in law enforcement Tuesday evening.

Missouri Senate Democrats ended their filibuster Tuesday of a bill that seeks to expand the state’s K-12 tax-credit scholarship program — agreeing to let the legislation come to a vote after Republicans added provisions boosting public school funding and teacher retention efforts. The bill receiving first-round approval by a 20-13 vote in the Senate Tuesday […]

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After an hour and a half testifying, Plocher quickly left out of a side door of the hearing room and ignored questions from reporters as he boarded an elevator.

"This program is one of the reasons I am still here. It made me feel like I can do this, I can belong here and I'm ready to embrace St. Louis," said Maria Goncalves.