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Police cancel SARAA Alert after boy found safe
Race against history
Thieves seen on camera stealing Boy Scout Troop's trailer in Maryland Heights
Police in Maryland Heights are searching for a stolen trailer and equipment used by Boy Scout Troop 283, which is now temporarily out of local derby competitions and thousands of dollars.
Menu from Benish’s Restaurant. St. Louis, MO, 1918
St. Louis going after absentee owner of Famous Barr building
The 110-year-old architectural gem has become a boarded-up eyesore after years of looting and vandalism.
Tim McCarver dies. Former standout Cardinal and famed baseball broadcaster was 81.
He had unprecedented run on national TV, finishing in St. Louis.
Woman tricked her family out of $500,000 as part of romance scam
Suspended Pattonville High School student makes social media threat, gets arrested
Another look at the epidemic of depression among teen girls
Earlier today I put up a chart showing that feelings of sadness and hopelessness in teens had jumped dramatically over the past four years. Keeping in mind that this jump happened in 2019—i.e., after social media and before COVID—I wondered what was going on. Here's another chart—this time just for girls, who display much higher ...continue reading "Another look at the epidemic of depression among teen girls"
Attorney for Hyundai, Kia drivers says software aimed at curbing thefts is 'too little too late'
Ferguson police chief Frank McCall resigns, interim named
St. Louis County family court, police chiefs association working on changes to juvenile system
After bullets fly through little girl's bedroom, mother says crime prevention starts with the community
Lamar Johnson’s exoneration, release from prison prompts legislation for state restitution
The last time Lamar Johnson was a free man, he was 20 years old. After a Circuit Court judge overturned his murder conviction on Tuesday, he left prison for the first time in nearly three decades.
The Light – The Black Rep
On their two-year dating anniversary, modern day couple Rashad and Genesis have plenty to celebrate—a marriage proposal and the promise of a new life together. But will their relationship survive
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Jamestown Mall will soon be one step closer to demolition
The owner of the crumbling Jamestown Mall site in north St. Louis County will soon begin accepting bids from contractors to demolish it.
Missouri House approves changes to electric vehicle charging station mandates
Cities and counties could soon be on the hook to pay for electric vehicle charging stations if they mandate businesses to install them.
Brentwood man accused of killing dog and biting officer
A Brentwood man is charged with animal abuse after killing his dog and then biting a responding police officer.
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