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Lawsuit alleges Onder mocked Black people, targeted Ferguson

St. Louis attorney Jim Onder routinely mocked Black people, imitated African American speech and once said Black residents could not read, according to a lawsuit accusing him of plotting a campaign to discredit Ferguson after city officials rejected tax breaks for his proposed data center. The lawsuit, filed Nov. 5...

Ferguson, MO · 22h
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Missing grease cited in crash that killed RFT founder Ray Hartmann

ST. LOUIS — Legal counsel representing the family of Riverfront Times founder Ray Hartmann maintains that the highway collision that killed him in April was completely preventable. According to Missouri State Highway Patrol accident reconstruction records reviewed by FOX 2 News, Hartmann died on April 23 along Interstate 64,...

St. Louis, MO · 20h
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One Dead, Two Hurt After Bridgeton Crash Ends St. Ann Police Chase

A St. Ann police chase ended in tragedy late Saturday night when the fleeing car crashed into another vehicle at an intersection in Bridgeton, killing one passenger and leaving the driver and a second passenger seriously injured. The pursuit unfolded near St. Charles Rock Road and I-270 just before midnight.

Bridgeton, MO · 1d
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14-year-old charged as adult in deadly shooting after St. Louis County track meet

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A 14-year-old has been charged as an adult after a shooting earlier this year at a track meet. The shooting happened on March 31 in the parking lot of McCluer-South Berkeley STEAM High School after the Rod Staggs Freshman-Sophomore Track and Field Invitational.

St. Louis, MO · 21h
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Parent in the Ferguson-Florissant School District files a complaint against Walnut Grove Elementary School

Concerns allege a special education student was not allowed to go outside for recess and did not receive specialized instruction time.

Ferguson, MO · 1d

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Missouri Plant Closing Soon, 51 Workers to Lose Jobs

Missouri was notified by a company that they will be closing a plant which will result in job loss for 51 employees starting in January.

Missouri · 1d

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Suspect in Siloam Springs homicide captured in St. Louis

SILOAM SPRINGS, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — The man wanted in connection with a fatal shooting in Siloam Springs Nov. 7 was arrested Sunday morning in Missouri, according to police. The Siloam Springs Police Department announced Sunday afternoon that 32-year-old Lucas Espinosa had been located and arrested by the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.

Siloam Springs, AR · 2d

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Alton man faces multiple retail theft charges after October, November incidents

38-year-old Alton man charged in thefts from Walgreens, Farm and Home Supply, Kohl’s

Alton, IL · 1d

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Prepare To Shop Til You Drop At This Enormous Missouri Outlet Mall Worth Driving For

Your wallet is about to have a very complicated day at St. Louis Premium Outlets in Chesterfield, Missouri. This is the kind of place that turns perfectly reasonable people into bargain-hunting machines who suddenly need seven pairs of shoes and a new winter coat in July. And honestly?. Good for...

Chesterfield, MO · 18h

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Young bull in rut shuts down Lone Elk Park

The park closed today and will reopen when the bull calms down.

St. Louis, MO · 1d

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Granite City officials respond to Iowa Street sinkhole after Facebook post

GRANITE CITY, Ill. (First Alert 4) - A contractor for Illinois American Water worked Monday on a sinkhole under Iowa Street in Granite City after an 11-year-old boy found a hole at the edge of the road Saturday. A.J. Buchen walked past the hole and looked into it with an...

Granite City, IL · 16h

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Todd Blanche silenced by bystander's tongue-lashing as he trashes 'violent' blue city

Attorney General Todd Blanche was repeatedly talked over by a passerby who insisted St. Louis is “pretty safe,” as he argued the heavily Democratic city has a violent crime problem. The exchange came Monday at a downtown news conference, carried live by LiveNOW from Fox, where Blanche announced that St. Louis has been awarded $68 million through the Justice Department’s Model Cities Initiative. Also Read: Bizarre cult loses grasp on Congress with Lauren Boebert's flameout St. Louis is one of four jurisdictions sharing nearly $300 million under the program, according to the Justice Department. ...

St. Louis, MO · 1d

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Granite City Man Detained After Alleged Battery Involving Shovel

GRANITE CITY – A local man has been charged with allegedly using a shovel as a weapon in his third felony case of battery this year in Madison County. Brandon L. Williams, 30, of Granite City, was charged on Oct. 30, 2026 with a Class 3 felony count of aggravated battery. Williams allegedly knowingly struck another individual on the head with a shovel without legal justification on Sept. 3, 2026.

Granite City, IL · 23h

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Cat burglar who broke into South City homes has a long history

Portly and disheveled, Robert Lee Brown doesn’t look like the sort of guy who would be light on his feet, but apparently he is. Last month, he broke into five homes in South City in the middle of night as the homeowners slept. He pilfered wallets, money, electronics, and jewelry before sneaking out.

St. Louis, MO · 8h

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Man arrested for stealing AC from Berkeley church

One man is in custody for stealing an air conditioning unit from a church in Berkeley earlier this year.

Berkeley, MO · 1d

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California man accused of removing price tags, stealing coins worth thousands

CREVE COEUR, Mo. (First Alert 4) -A man from California is being accused of removing the price tags from coins and buying them for less than they were worth. Shao Jing Tan is being charged with three counts of stealing $750 or more and one count of a class A misdemeanor for stealing, according to court documents.

Creve Coeur, MO · 22h

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I-270 Mississippi River Bridge Completed

MADISON COUNTY — The Illinois and Missouri departments of transportation were joined by local leaders and industry partners today to cut the ribbon on the new Interstate 270 Chain of Rocks twin bridges crossing the Mississippi River, the centerpiece of a combined $531.6 million investment to improve safety and mobility while creating jobs and economic opportunity along a critical freight and travel corridor. The bridges are the latest achievement made possible by Gov. JB Pritzker’s historic Rebuild Illinois capital program, which is delivering billions of dollars in major projects across the state this fall.

Illinois · 7h

Collinsville Daily News

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Residents Raise Concerns to Venice City Council About Police

The Venice City Council met on November 2 minus Alderman Randy Davis whose resignation from the board was approved during the meeting.A moment of silence for the four adults shot at a youth football game at Madison High School the evening before. Several public comments were centered around issues with the police department. The first public speaker was from code enforcement officer Eric Deboe. Deboe wanted to know who the FOIA officer and when a new Streets & Alleys supervisor. Finally, Deboe said he believed there should be a time for city employees to talk to all elected officials without the public present. Mayor Phillip White Jr. replied that there is no FOIA officer for the city- the police chief, compltroller, and clerk each respond to their own departments requests. White added that Streets & Alleys employee Kendall Echols is doing a good job managing things so there are no plans to hire anyone. Alderman Gerald Massie replied to Deboe's comment about meeting in private and explained that Sunshine Laws prohibit that. White said he would be happy to meet with Deboe privately to answer some of his questions and explain policies and procedures. Next, Reverend James Herell reminded the

Venice, IL · 1d

KMOX News Radio

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​St. Louis Police Arrest Nebraska Man in large Street Takeover ​

Some 100 Cars Involved Street Takeover at Grand and West Florissant

St. Louis, MO · 2d