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Olivette man shoots mother, thought she was an intruder, lawyer says
Jaylen Johnson, 25, shot his mother, Monica McNichols-Johnson, as she was trying to get in the back door of their home in the 9600 block of Huron Drive.
Looking South on DeBaliviere Avenue toward the Jefferson Memorial - 1912
Mother dead; baby and father in critical condition after Wright City house fire
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Spring-like warmth returns, but rain threatens midweek plans
Temperatures are near normal today, in the mid-50s with full sunshine. It's cold again tonight, with lows in the low to mid-30s under clear skies. The warming trend continues into Monday and highs will climb to near 70 under a sunny sky.
African American Makos Swim Team focuses water safety in north St. Louis
The O’Fallon Park Makos Swim Team is spearheading efforts to address racial disparity in swimming statistics.
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Many homes burned in the Texas wildfires weren’t insured, creating a steep path to recovery
Rural Texans are more than twice as likely to go without homeowners insurance than their urban peers.
Nicklaus: With factory jobs at a 15-year high, St. Louis can scrape off the Rust Belt image
Metro St. Louis added 3,100 manufacturing jobs last year, pushing employment in the sector to a 15-year high.
Graybar employees on day 13 of strike, say company locked them out of benefits
Union employees of employee-owned Graybar say they've been excluded from the company's profit-sharing program. U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley visits on Saturday.
1972: Hockey players turn hero in Hilton Inn fire
The Montreal Canadiens were credited with rescuing several people at the Hilton Inn near Lambert Field when smoke filled a part of the motel after a fire in a room.
'There has to be change so that there's not another Janae': Edmondson family, city leaders demand better street safety
Column: Why SSDI benefits denials are so common and what to do if you’re denied
When Marlinda Cesar-Wiley’s 4-year-old son with autism was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2023, she thought he’d finally qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance
Bill McClellan on the bizarre story of George Peach from 1992
On March 10, 1992, St. Louis Circuit Attorney George Peach, who prosecuted hundreds for prostitution crimes, was arrested for soliciting an undercover cop at a St. Louis County hotel.
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