St. Louis|News|
Justice Department To Issue Ferguson Update
The Department of Justice says Ferguson is making progress on its racial issues.
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Affton-Shrewsbury, MO|News|
Affton Christian Church to Offer Free Thanksgiving Dinner
The church plans to serve more than 400 meals for those that can't afford to cook or don't want to eat alone.
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St. Louis|News|
Judge Rules St. Louis Police Can't Use Chemicals On Protesters
Police can't use chemicals like pepper spray to shut down non-violent protests, a federal judge has ruled.
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University City, MO|News|
Conflicts Raised, Compromise Reached At Tense Council Meeting
One councilmember cited conflicts of interest behind the removal of Rosalind Williams. Others said it was done out of political spite.
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St. Louis|News|
St. Louis Warehouse Fire Continues to Burn With Hazardous Smoke
Update: Smoke from the fire is considered hazardous. Stay to the west and north or avoid the area entirely.
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St. Louis|News|
Special Olympians To Be Honored For Outstanding Sportsmanship
Special Olympians Carla Collins and Kaleb Carter will receive recognition at the 2017 Musial Awards in St. Louis for sportsmanship.
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St. Louis|News|
Car Pushed Half Mile Down I-55 With Man Trapped Inside
A witness recorded video of the incident on his cell phone.
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St. Charles, MO|News|
Twenty-Third Annual Taste Of St. Charles Scheduled For Nov. 16
Looking for a dinner out that also benefits local charities? Taste of St. Charles will be at the convention center Nov. 16.
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University City, MO|News|
University City Names Gregory Rose New City Manager
Mayor Shelley Welsch announced Gregory Rose will be University City's new city manager at a council meeting last night.
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Hazelwood, MO|News|
Lawson Elementary Teacher On Leave After Spitting At Student
"It made me feel disgusted," the student said. "It made me feel like a piece of trash, like he treated me like nothing."
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St. Louis|News|
Two Killed Monday Evening In Separate Shootings
Two men were fatally shot Monday, bringing the total number of murders in St. Louis this year near record levels.
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St. Louis|News|
St. Louis Congresswoman Introduces Online Sex-Trafficking Bill
Republican Ann Wagner has introduced an amendment to the Communications Decency Act to fight online sex trafficking.
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St. Louis|News|
Two Women Shot In North St. Louis, One Dead
Two women were shot, one fatally, in North St. Louis Monday afternoon. Police are investigating.
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St. Louis|News|
Hannibal Man Sentenced On Federal Child Porn Charges
Patrick Darrell Smith was sentenced to 30 years for taking explicit videos of an 8-year-old girl. He is also charged with sodomy.
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St. Louis|News|
Express Lane Market Manager Sentenced in Food Stamp Scheme
Disqualified from Accepting EBT cards or SNAP benefits, grocery store manager Ayman Barghouty thought he knew a way around the rules.
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St. Louis|News|
$74,590 Reward To Help Solve Irish Pub Owner's Murder
Patrick McVey was fatally shot on Interstate 55 more than a year ago. Can you help solve his murder?
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St. Louis|News|
St. Louis Co. Man Scams Almost Half Million Dollars From Victims
David Schultz promised magic fixes to his victim's legal troubles, bilking them for thousands of dollars. One, he promised to marry.
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St. Louis|News|
State Rep. Bruce Franks Jr., From Activist To Legislator
Before being elected to the state house, Franks was best known for his activism in the Black Lives Matter movement, and for his rap music.
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St. Louis|News|
Detective In Honking Stop Has A History Of Complaints Against Him
Detective Steve Burle detained and ticketed programmer Scott Smith for honking his horn at a green light. He has a history of complaints.
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Kansas City, MO|News|
Is Kansas City A Good Place To Retire?
See how retirement-friendly your city is, based on cost of living, crime rate, health care and more.
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