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Man dead after shooting on Michigan Avenue
Demonstrators briefly shut down I-64 in Downtown St. Louis
Hundreds of protesters marching near Busch Stadium in Downtown St. Louis took the demonstration onto the highway Sunday afternoon. They briefly blocked traffic on I-64.
Police looking for tips from witnesses of Fourth of July weekend shooting in busy part of downtown
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Best option for long term parking at Lambert?
Opinion: States with strong anti-abortion laws have high maternal, infant mortality rates
As someone who considers himself pro-life, I should be celebrating the recent Dobbs case that the Supreme Court used to overturn Roe v. Wade. But I’m very concerned today. I …
3 killed in head-on crash with tractor-trailer in Beckemeyer, Illinois
County police investigating after fatal Bel-Nor house fire
Detectives are investigating a house fire that killed one resident early Sunday morning, according to the St. Louis County Police Department.
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Police investigating fatal house fire in Bel-Nor
Detectives with the St. Louis County Police Crimes Against Persons are investigating a fatal house fire in the 3300 block of Hatherly Drive in the city of Bel-Nor. One man was killed in the fire.
Local Business Women's Organization Awards Several Scholarships
EDWARDSVILLE - The Illinois Federation of Business Women (IFBW) Metro East awarded the Lena Stanley Scholarship to several local students in the Metro-East area. A total of five scholarships in the amount of $1,000 each were awarded to young women in the Edwardsville School District who met certain criteria of academic excellence. The scholarship winners included previous scholarship recipient Olivia Mullosi, as well as new recipients Olivia Jackson from Father-McGivney High School and Josephine “Josie” Cleveland-O’Day, Emilie Fry and Abigail Law, all from Edwardsville High School. Carol Frisse, a secretary with IFBW-Metro East, said scholarship recipients must be in the top 25% of their graduating class, agree to attend a college or university after graduation and reside within the Edwardsville school district area. Frisse said it was difficult to narrow down this year’s list of applicants. “The applicants were so great, it was hard to select from
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Press Freedom Award for Josh Renaud
Well-deserved! After being accused of “hacking” by Missouri Gov. Mike Parson, @stltoday‘s Josh Renaud has been...
The old BBQ at my house includes some Laclede bricks.
Georgia slabs called satanic by some torn down after bombing
ATLANTA (AP) — A rural Georgia monument that some conservative Christians criticized as satanic and others dubbed “America’s Stonehenge” was demolished Wednesday after a predawn bombing turned one of its …
HenRose Cares hosts second annual College Send Off
Greitens fans shrug off scandals threatening GOP Senate seat
ST. LOUIS — Eric Greitens resigned as Missouri governor amid criminal charges and legislative investigations, is accused by his ex-wife of abuse and bullying and has run a widely condemned ad suggesting he was hunting members of his own party with a gun. And the Republican is still a leading contender for election to the U.S. Senate. In the final weeks before the [...]
O'Fallon woman killed in crash in Lincoln County
LINCOLN COUNTY — A 34-year-old woman was killed early Thursday morning in a crash on northbound U.S. Highway 61 south of Route B, according to Missouri State Highway Patrol.
Problems with St. Louis EMS were called out 8 years ago. The city did nothing.
A report commissioned by the Slay administration concluded the St. Louis Fire Department had more firefighters than it needed and not enough ambulances or EMS personnel.