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North County Police Cooperative Officer Andrew Hapgood, 27, suffered moderate injuries. Officer Benjamin Santoyo, 27, suffered serious injuries. They were taken to Barnes-Jewish Hospital for treatment.

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Derek Morado Gama is charged with first-degree assault on a special victim and armed criminal action. He remained in custody on Monday without bond.

Both St. Louis County police officers were taken to an area hospital with injuries.

The need is high in St. Louis, an old city where the average home’s age is pushing 100.

ST. LOUIS -- A man is facing charges for shooting at police officers early Sunday morning. The St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office has charged Derek Morado Gama, 20, with assault and armed criminal action. He is in jail with no bond allowed. Three officers were driving in the 4900 block of Christy Sunday, just after [...]

"The officers observed several muzzle flashes come from the weapon and heard bullets whizzing past the marked police vehicle," police said.

Letter To The Editor: “White supremacist violence is never the product of a ‘lone shooter’. The white man who murdered AJ Laguerre Jr., Jerrald De'Shaun Gallon, and Angela Michelle Carr in Jacksonville this weekend acted as part of white supremacist culture and white nationalist networks that are further emboldened by anti-Black rhetoric and policies like those pushed by Governor Ron DeSantis in Florida. "White people have a responsibility to actively engage other white people where they’re at and invite them into other ways of being together besides racism. We must do this before they are organized by violent, racist networks to harm our Black and brown neighbors. That means, to end white supremacist violence in this country, we need millions more white people to join us in organizing white people away from racism and into multiracial fights for justice.” — Erin Heaney, Executive Director, Showing Up for Racial Justice

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Cementland: Bob Cassilly’s Unfinished Masterpiece will show at the St. Louis Public Library – Central Library until Sept. 22.   The photography exhibit by Richard Sprengeler showcases the last project […]

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Ideas for family vacations have come a long way since your last trip to Colonial Williamsburg.

Green Door Art Gallery is pleased to partner with Bobby Lessentine, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones, in presenting Inspiration and Expression, The Art of MaryJo Clark.   The exhibit includes collage, […]

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Idalia and Franklin are both spinning in the Atlantic hurricane basin, as peak hurricane season nears. Here's how to pronouce Idalia, and a look to all of 2023's storn names.

Congratulations Anthony Lawrence, Jr. sr. manager at US Retirement Programs Olin Corporation! Lawrence, Jr. will be honored as a St. Louis young leader at the St. Louis American Foundation’s twelfth annual Salute to Young Leaders Networking Awards Reception, presented by…

On Aug. 28, 1913, the Post-Dispatch ran a front-page story about the capture of an alligator — or maybe a crocodile — living in Forest Park.

The message on the department's website said students who have to wait longer than usual for a bus will be supervised for as long as it takes.

In 2020, voters passed Prop S, a $244 million bond issue to fund facility needs across the district, at no additional cost to residents.

Countless companies and industries enjoy making up scary stories when it comes to justifying their opposition to making it easier to repair your own tech. Apple claims that empowering consumers and bolstering independent repair shops will turn states into “hacker meccas.” The car industry insists that making it easier and cheaper to repair modern cars […]