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Child struck by vehicle Sunday night
Crews respond to fire in south St. Louis City
Ballwin pool reopens today after April 15 storms
Freezing temps Monday morning, highs in low to mid 60s through week
Police investigating standoff in St. Louis County
St. Charles man shot to death by police officer
Kim Gardner facing contempt of court charges after trial no-show
Developer pitches 18 apartments near Tower Grove Park
St. Louis officials proposing water rate hikes for the first time in 13 years
A prehistoric fish is endangered in Missouri and Illinois. But it's spawning again.
Chaifetz family hopes to put St. Louis on the pro pickleball map
Developer pitches 18 apartments near Tower Grove Park
Neman: I hate Costco — but look at all the great stuff I bought!
Transgender Missourians consider leaving state after AG includes adults in emergency rule
Sera Hart-Smith and her partner Kyle Kiera Hart are packing their belongings to leave Missouri before Hart-Smith runs out of her supply of estrogen. Hart-Smith has been taking estrogen since she was 19, and the couple is afraid state leaders may take that access away and push her back into the depression that she felt […]
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Public safety in Missouri belongs to the people, not the state
In a move with parallels across the country, conservative lawmakers in Jefferson City are advancing legislation to strip control of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) from the city and give it to the state. The bill comes a decade after Missourians voted to reverse a Civil War-era system that had kept St. Louis law enforcement […]
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