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Car thieves striking more in the daytime, causing concerns
There is a frightening new St. Louis-area crime trend: thieves striking in daylight and early evening hours.
St. Louis considers 'guaranteed income' proposal to help struggling families
Mother of tornado victim fights for storm shelters for workers
Carla Cope was cooking and monitoring weather reports on Dec. 10, 2021, when she and her husband called their son, Clayton, to warn him of an impending tornado.
'End of an era': Last Boeing 747 rolls off factory line (Photos)
The company has delivered more than 1,570 of the famed twin-aisle aircraft since 1968.
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Auto Group pledges $100K in donations for hungry kids
A car dealership is helping to raise money to feed kids across the St. Louis region.
Appeals Court Reminds Cop That Calling Normal Human Behavior Suspicious Is No Way To Secure A Conviction
Since cops are trained to view everything as suspicious, they tend to believe everything is suspicious. The list of things considered to be suspicious often contradicts other things on the list of things considered suspicious. That should be considered suspicious, but somehow cops never think it is. Even if they don’t believe everything is suspicious, […]
15-year-old in hospital after being shot in the chest
A 15-year-old boy was taken to the hospital Thursday after being shot in the chest. Police said they found the teen in someone's yard near Vashon High School.
Freed Russian arms dealer released from Illinois prison with notorious past
The federal penitentiary in Marion, Illinois, is where convicted Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout was released in exchange for the release of WNBA star Brittney Griner from Russia.
Vacant St. Augustine church in north St. Louis damaged in fire
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Missouri AG accuses Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner of hiding evidence in Lamar Johnson case
The St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office denied the Attorney General's Office allegations of concealing evidence.
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St. Louis mayor to appoint reparations commission
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones is appointing a commission to look at the damage caused by racism in the city and put together a plan to address it.
A Christmas Carol – Repertory Theatre St. Louis
A Spectacular Holiday Tradition Your Family Won’t Want To Miss! The Rep rings in the spirit of the season with the second annual production of A Christmas Carol! At
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As weather gets chillier, St. Louis organization needs help getting coats for the homeless
The wintertime can be challenging and brutal for many, especially those who are unhoused.
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Nonprofit says it found filth, neglect after taking over St. Louis County animal shelter
The director of an animal rescue and adoption group, days after taking over operations of the county animal shelter, on Thursday blasted the county for leaving its facility in shambles, its dogs neglected.
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