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Two sisters stole more than $50K from retail store; police say they’re noticing trends in similar cases
Investigations between local law enforcement led to the arrest of two sisters, who allegedly stole more than $50,000 in jewelry and other merchandise at the Kohl’s location in Bridgeton.
Raw data: The homeless in Los Angeles
The latest homeless counts were released today for Los Angeles, and it just doesn't get any better. The total number of homeless jumped 9% to 75,000 people, and the share with no shelter stayed steady at 73%: About 55,000 people live on the streets in Los Angeles County. The other 20,000 homeless live in emergency ...continue reading "Raw data: The homeless in Los Angeles"
Gravestones with recipes
New lead in 40-year-old cold case of St. Louis' Little Jane Doe
Expired tag or derelict? Police called as city tows truck from private driveway
A Jennings man blocked a tow truck from hauling his vehicle away after the city claimed it was derelict, but the man said it was for having expired tags.
Wentzville Fire honors citizens who pulled family from fiery crash
The Wentzville Fire Protection District recognized five citizens during the department’s board meeting on Thursday.
Cleanup is underway after heavy downpours hit Metro East area
While many in the St. Louis area dealt with the extreme heat, some parts of the area were cleaning up storm damage.
Many People are saying the Sister might be the St. Louis Jane Doe.
Hot weather not stopping fans from heading to Busch Stadium
As the sun beamed down on Ballpark Village, fans readied for the heat.
Likely Trademark Tourism By In-N-Out In South Korea Has The Press Falling For The Trick
We’ve spent a good deal of time talking about burger chain In-N-Out’s habit for engaging in trademark tourism all over the globe. If you’re not familiar with how this works, the company will apply for a trademark in various countries, all of which typically have use requirements in order to maintain the mark, and then […]
Shooting over handicapped spot described by man who watched it unfold
A judge sentenced 70-year-old Larry Thomlison to 16 years in prison Thursday after a jury made that recommendation in their March guilty verdict for first-degree assault and armed criminal action.
Astros rout Cardinals and Wainwright 14-0 in biggest shutout loss since 2012
Missouri governor allows death penalty case to continue against man who cites DNA in innocence claim
Storm tears through Litchfield, Illinois, leaving weary residents in the dark
Local leaders, colleges react to Supreme Court's overturn of affirmative action
Body found in Forest Park
Police are investigating after a man was found dead in Forest Park.
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