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Helicopter circling Lindenwood Park
13-year-old shot in Baden neighborhood: SLMPD
Officers say they are working to find the alleged shooter.
It’s said that the most often forgotten Christmas gift is the mother’s stocking stuffers. 69XX block Gravois.
If you take 64 through midtown, this is your 12 month warning
Washington University's $100 million Goodwill redevelopment taps construction leader
Edwardsville Approves Police Drone Grant Application
EDWARDSVILLE – The Edwardsville Police Department may soon get its first-ever drone pending an application for up to $18,000 in grant funding. Edwardsville City Council members voted unanimously on Tuesday to approve a resolution authorizing the Police Department to apply for a Pride in Service Grant from CSX. Freight transportation company CSX offers the Pride in Service Grant to help first responders buy certain equipment, including drones. The Edwardsville Police Department will
Kansas City-area principal facing fraud charges in Metro East
The school administrator allegedly left Monroe County while facing an active warrant for his arrest last month.
Students discover career paths at SLU event
Approximately 1,400 young people attended a workforce development event on the St. Louis University campus, aimed at providing career guidance and bridging the gap between education and employment readiness.
Lt. Sarah McCarthy's procession: Morning traffic information
Drivers are urged to be aware of potential congestion and alternate routes to help ease traffic during peak travel times.
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Pulse newspaper publishes its last edition
After 48 years and more than 575 monthly issues, Gene-Del Printing has published its last issue of The Pulse, Arthur Oppenheim was the mayor of Brentwood in 1977 when Gene-Del Printing published the first edition. Gene and Delores Dodel founded Gene-Del Printing in 1973, according to the thank you on the front of the final […]
UPS prepares for holiday rush, handling 52K packages per hour
UPS is currently processing more than 52,000 packages each hour to meet the demand.
How the capped 44 may look in downtown
Gamlin’s set to open in former Burger Champ, Elmwood in Maplewood
St. Louis Magazine reports that two former restaurant owners in the Central West End are teaming up to open Gamlin’s, a new restaurant at 2704 Sutton Boulevard, the location of the former Burger Champ, and Elmwood before that. The magazine describes the new venture as an ‘elevated neighborhood restaurant,’ set to open in early 2026. […]
County Council approves plan to close $81M budget gap
The St. Louis County Council approves millions of dollars in budget cuts following a budget crisis that has fueled bankruptcy concerns in recent weeks.
I hate the blinding fluorescent headlights on your car.
Home Builders Association Donates $15,717 to Gratitude House
On behalf of the Home Builders Charitable Foundation (HBCF), 2025 HBCF Board President Dave Griege (Paramount Bank) (left), 2026-27 HBA President Chris DeGuentz (Fischer & Frichtel Homes) (second from right) and HBA Executive Vice President Celeste Rueter (right) presented a $15,717 donation to house manager of Gratitude House Emily Bantle (second from left). The donation […]
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