stLouISTOfficials release name of man killed in head-on collision in Jennings
A head-on collision Friday night in Jennings killed a man and sent two other people to the hospital.
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As child shootings rock community, ER doctors encourage safety
ST. LOUIS — As the community mourned multiple children killed by gunshots in the last week, hospital leaders joined city officials in encouraging families to use gun locks and other safety devices for their firearms.
Gun locks available at summer camp registration in St. Louis
St. Louis residents can pick up free gun locks at five recreation centers this week while registering their children for summer camp.
St. Louis man killed in Washington County ATV crash
William B. Seibel, 63, was on an ATV on a dirt road when he lost control and struck a tree head-on.
Preservationists rally to stop wrecking ball in St. Louis Symphony Orchestra expansion
Protesters said Saturday they hoped the symphony would be more creative, given the history and artistry of the vacant house at 3514 Delmar Boulevard.
Lux Living is one of the biggest developers in St. Louis. But it courts controversy
Lux Living has invested over $150 million into St. Louis apartment projects, but its tactics have drawn critics.
Nicklaus: Biotech firms need 1,400 workers a year. St. Louis needs to find them
Workforce study documents needs of industry that employs 19,000 people here
New season brings changes — and familiar faces — to Busch Stadium
Albert Pujols is just one of the new (and old) things coming to the stadium this year.
Crime and budget are top of mind for Illinois lawmakers as session wraps up Friday
A division between progressive and moderate Democrats could exacerbate traditional end-of-session tensions and spill over to a variety of issues.
Will you paint my embryo? St. Louis artists, moms turn fertility struggles into business
Social media has helped lift the stigma of infertility, and St. Louis-area entrepreneurs are embracing the openness.
Two women killed outside home on rural road in Madison County. ‘We are shocked,’ neighbor says
Officers were dispatched just before 10:30 a.m. to a disturbance in the 1000 block of McDonough Lake Road.
Pedestrian hit, killed in Ferguson
A 64-year-old St. Louis man was killed Friday evening in Ferguson when he was struck by car on New Halls Ferry Road a block of south of Interstate 270.
When you fall, you get back up: North City Blues puts kids on ice to promote diversity
The North City Blues aims to increase awareness of ice hockey among people of color.
Police work to ID body found in Big River in Jefferson County
Authorities were working Saturday to identify the body of a man found Friday evening in the Big River near Old Byrnesville Road.
St. Louis mayor signs bill allowing voluntary reparations donations as ‘first step’
The measure sets up a plan to allow residents and companies to contribute to a slavery reparations fund by adding donations to tax, water and refuse bills.
Messenger: 100-year rental ban for felons causes St. Louis social justice advocate to speak up
Policy at apartment complex may run afoul of Fair Housing Act.
Police ID 19-year-old woman killed in Central West End triple shooting
Police on Friday released the name of the woman who was shot alongside two men in the Central West End early Thursday morning.
Missouri regulates boarding schools after abuse allegations
Dozens of people say they were abused at either Circle of Hope or Agape Boarding School — allegations that helped prompt a new Missouri law aimed at reining in religious boarding schools that for decades went without any oversight by…
St. Louis woman killed in early morning crash on I-44
A St. Louis woman was killed early Friday in a single-car crash on Interstate 44 in Shrewsbury, police said.
9-year-old is among two wounded in north St. Louis shooting
A juvenile was among two people wounded in north St. Louis on Friday afternoon, adding to the tally of youths killed or injured by gunfire this month.