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One month after police said Marquist Murray was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver, a spokesperson for the St. Louis County Police Department confirms an arrest was made.

People throughout the St. Louis area are preparing for winter, as the chilly weather has returned and will only get colder over the weekend.

On this two-hour cruise, St. Louis’ most fabulous divas provide live entertainment aboard the only boat-cruise-turned-drag-show in town! Must be age 21 or older. Cash bar is available.

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According to St. Louis police at the scene of the break-in, no one was injured and there was no major damage inside the restaurant.

For three generations, the corner of Penrose and Kingshighway has been considered sacred ground for young people coming up in North City and North County. And as co-founders of Mathews-Dickey Boys and Girls Club, Martin Mathews and Hubert “Dickey” Ballentine…

A University City High School sophomore was honored with a rare JROTC award for his heroics during the July flooding.

On a chilly fall Friday, cars are lining up outside Operation Food Search in Overland.

Girls Inc. St. Louis held its 16th annual "Strong, Smart, and Bold" luncheon at the Ritz-Carlton on Friday.

A lack of rain in Missouri is causing the navigation season along the Missouri River to end early. 

For the owner of a north St. Louis County home, a leaky roof led to a conversation, an application, and some much-needed home repairs.

The police are looking into multiple overnight break-ins in the St. Louis area. It includes several businesses that were targeted at the same strip mall.

Six students got sick, three went to the hospital.

Operation Food Search, partnered with Schnucks, is helping the families it serves who may not be able to afford a Thanksgiving meal this year.

GLEN CARBON – Father McGivney Catholic High School (FMCHS) was not created overnight. A group of dedicated parents, grandparents, pastors, and other faithful volunteers began working on the “dream” of a school in 2005. In the fall of 2012 Father McGivney Catholic High School opened its doors to a group of 19 pioneer students. Fast forward to 2022, and Father Mcgivney Catholic High School is thriving -breaking records in athletics, admissions waiting lists, huge academic successes, strong faith formation of our McGivney community and now the school prepares for an expansion. Father McGivney Catholic High School will hold an open meeting to unveil the plans to expand the future of FMCHS. The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. on Monday, November 14, at Father McGivney Catholic High School. FMCHS Principal, Joseph Lomabrdi, explains, “The reputation of FMCHS is growing not just locally but throughout the Dioceses of Springfield and Belleville. Families from our feeder

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Utility crews will close both sides of the interstate for short periods between midnight and 5 a.m. Sunday to install new power lines.