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Chief Don Riffe died last Thursday after an extended stay in the hospital due to an ongoing battle with COVID-19. He was 59 years old.

This past holiday season was made brighter for many local families’ thanks in part to Holiday Outreach, the annual community-supported initiative which raises funds to provide holiday gifts and groceries for those families and seniors that need a helping hand during those cold winter months. First begun in 1998 and administered by the Washington University [...]

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As the weather gets nicer in St. Louis, many community groups have been out and active doing their part to clean up the city and enjoy the sunshine.   The West End hosted “Clean Up Day” on April 17th to clean up the streets running north and south throughout the neighborhood. This event was one of many community clean [...]

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Anyone with information is asked to call a 2nd District Detective at 314-444-0100 or leave an anonymous tip with CrimeStoppers at 866-371-8477.

Nestle said a "reorganization" of its North American operations will result in cuts to its IT office in downtown St. Louis. The company in 2016 moved its IT operations to St. Louis as part of a relocation of its U.S. headquarters.

The St. Louis-area developer plans for develop the Florida site to include around 5.4 million square feet of single and multi-tenant, Class A institutional-quality light industrial and distribution facilities.

Emergency responders were called Nov. 29 to a home in St. Peters and performed CPR to revive a 3-month-old.

The data suggest that parts of the metropolitan area are beginning to see improvements, while the virus continues to surge in rural counties.

Pandemic task force leaders say COVID cases are trending downward, boosting optimism for spring events.

Envisioned are a hotel, ground-floor restaurant, multifamily residential and parking structure.

A Senate committee on Tuesday advanced a congressional redistricting plan that had passed the House just last week.

Construction of the main entrance of the Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center project should be finished by the end of summer, with the event center completed by the end of this year.

The legislation highlights Republican divisions over whether to prioritize individual liberties or business freedoms in Missouri.

“Even up to right now we don’t know where the money is at, where it’s going, and certainly we believe we should have a lot of say in it,” said Vaccaro.

The tenth St. Louis County Police Department chief is the first Black person to hold the role.