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'We're In The Balancing Act' Cardinals' Decision On Flaherty's Postseason Readiness Looms
A spot in the rotation, his customary role, wasn’t a solution considering the lack of build-up for his stamina following a shoulder ailment.
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Proposed St. Louis City Bill Would Make Pulling On Car Door Handles A Crime
One kind of thief flips door handles to see if a door is unlocked,. The other kind of thief steals catalytic converters.
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Former St. Louis Officer To Plead Guilty
Christopher Myers is set to plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge for damaging Hall's phone by throwing it.
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Parkway Central Students React To Black Student Writing Racist Messages On Bathroom Wall
Allen took part in Wednesday's walkout, telling administrators she doesn't feel safe walking the halls of her school, afraid for her safety.
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Area Hospitals Begin To Take Action As Vaccine Mandate Deadlines Approach
Thursday is the deadline for both Mercy Hospital and SSM Health.
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Saint Louis Zoo To Vaccinate Animals Against COVID-19
The Saint Louis Zoo vaccinated its first animal against COVID-19, Jimiyu, a male chimpanzee.
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Robber Held Couple At Gunpoint After Climbing Through Their St. Louis Apartment Window: Police
No one was injured during the armed robbery.
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Dog Stolen While Out For A Walk In Downtown St. Louis Overnight
The stolen dog was later found running in the area and was returned to the woman. No one was injured.
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Mick Jagger Visits The Arch Ahead Of Rolling Stones Concert At The Dome
The band has been rehearsing in St. Louis since Sunday. St. Louis is the first stop on the Rolling Stones' "Not Filter" Tour.
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Parkway Central Student Admits To Racist Graffiti, While North High Students Stage Own Walkout
The announcement comes two days after graffiti was found in bathrooms at both Central High and North High on Wednesday.
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A Ferguson Officer's Dog Saves Neighbor's Life From Dog Attack
A Ferguson woman is grateful to be alive, and the credit to her survival goes to a local police officer and his loyal dog.
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What St. Louis Residents Need To Know About COVID-19 Booster Shots
“I’ve been watching it online, just seeing when it’d be available, and waiting and hoping that we don’t get sick [before it's available]."
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ATV Thief Gets Stuck In River Des Peres While Running Away From Cops
A thief found himself in a sticky situation in River Des Peres on Thursday.
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Cards Match Record With 14th Straight Win, Rip Cubs 12-4
The surging St. Louis Cardinals emphatically matched a team record with their 14th straight win on Friday night.
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Do You Recognize Them? Surveillance Photos Show Duo Sought After Man Killed In Downtown St. Louis
Days after the murder, police released two surveillance photos in hopes of identifying the man and woman seen in them.
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1,000 More LED Lights To Be Installed In Downtown St. Louis
The initiative is led by Greater St. Louis, Inc under the Design Downtown STL neighborhood plan.
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Ameren Missouri Opens North Metro Operating Center
The new facility, located at 4440 Union Blvd., is built for up to 70 Ameren Missouri employers and serves more than 135,000 customers.
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Duo Arrested For String Of North County Car Thefts
Travon McNulty, 20, and Ahmad Brown, 17, are accused of stealing cars in Hazelwood.
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The Great Forest Park Balloon Race Returns This Weekend
On Sept. 17, more than 50 hot air balloons will be set up at the Central Fields in Forest Park for the balloon glow.
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Fright Fest Returning To Six Flags St. Louis
Fright Fest will Kickoff on Sept. 24 at 6 p.m. The freaks will enter the park for the first Freaks Unleashed ceremony in two years at 7 p.m.
