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Emily Wells of East Alton, IL joined the Real Rock Army today

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LGBTQIA+ communities have been contributing to St. Louis’s history for centuries. Now the Gateway to Pride virtual exhibit will begin to uncover the rarely-shared or

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The Veterans Administration has finally given the $20,000 it promised to pay years ago to a disabled Army veteran for an SUV.

"This is about human beings," Rep. Bush said.

"It's just heartbreaking. Parents must wake up and lock up their guns," said Sharon Webb with Mothers Advocating Safe Streets.

As St. Louis struggles to keep up with overflowing trash dumpsters, another issue has surfaced in the city's garbage crisis: dumpsters that are so old and rusty, they are falling apart. 

The North County Police Cooperative’s contract to police Pine Lawn ends Tuesday, Oct. 11. The co-op told FOX 2 last month it would not keep policing the area because of years of delinquent payments.

The Missouri Highway Patrol told FOX 2 that a driver is in custody and could face charges after he hit four parked cars and killing a woman in Overland.

St. Louis Lambert International Airport was one of more than a dozen of the country's largest airports allegedly hacked by pro-Russian hackers.

Police are searching for the driver responsible for killing a woman in a hit-and-run incident in south St. Louis. The incident happened Sunday night at around 6:45 p.m. on Gravois at Spring Avenue.

A trunk-or-treat event in St. Charles is leading to a warning from the police department following a surprise find by the family of a 5-year-old child.

ALTON - The Alton Committee of the Whole held a brief meeting on Monday evening, during which they approved the amount of Motor Fuel Tax funds allocated for the purpose of maintaining streets and highways for 2022 and passed a few other resolutions. However, with much of the committee absent, they decided to table a few items on tonight’s agenda until their next meeting at 6 p.m. on Oct. 24. One such item was a resolution to consider amending Title 4, Chapter 4, Section 4(b) of the City Code regarding Class A liquor licenses. Of the seven total committee members, three were absent - Raymond Strebel, Rosetta Brown, and Stephanie Elliott. In order to get input from all of the committee members regarding liquor licenses, they decided to lay this resolution over to their next meeting. There was also a resolution on tonight’s agenda to consider amending Title 4, Chapter 20 of the city code - this resolution would add a section to the City Code requiring businesses seeking

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This month we have a call for Board nominations, see plans for 4210 - 4216 Manchester and interior renovations of McCormack House @ FPSE, hear from retiring SLMPD Officer John McLaughlin, and plans for Neighborhood Night Out and a potential Spring Block Party. FPSE Neighborhood Business Treasurer’s Report (Dan Doelling) [...]

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In this meeting we hear from guests about the Alderwoman's upcoming Forest Park Southeast Development Review Committee and updates to the parking districts in Forest Park Southeast. Community Discussion Ground Rules (Michael Browning) Michael reviewed the community meeting ground rules, process for asking questions, and expectation of common courtesy. 17th [...]

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