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Nursing-Home Nurse Accused of Stealing Nearly 2,000 Pills From Residents

A nurse at a nursing home was accused of stealing nearly 2,000 pills from residents, according to published reporting. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch / STLtoday.com reported that a nurse at a nursing home was accused of stealing nearly 2,000 pills from residents. Nearly 2,000 Pills Allegedly Stolen. The pills were...

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Motel guests break up attempted rape, police say

A Florissant area man is in custody for allegedly attempting to rape a woman in a motel hallway Wednesday night.

Florissant, MO · 1d

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Two more St. Louis-area businesses close doors as owners face rising costs

Two more St. Louis-area businesses are saying goodbye, leaving longtime customers with memories while raising questions about the challenges facing locally-owned businesses.

St. Louis, MO · 22h

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St. Louis Woman Injured in Single-Vehicle Crash on US-50 in Franklin County

A St. Louis woman suffered minor injuries in a single-vehicle crash on US-50 at Kampschmidt Road in Franklin County, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. Get help finding the official report and a free case review. The crash occurred at approximately 11:35 a.m. on November 13, 2026, the Patrol's...

Franklin County, MO · 1d

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Jim, 66, Retired as a Chemical Company Executive. Then He Went Back to School and Became a Nurse: "Grateful for the Chance to Do What I'm Doing"

Jim Segbers spent decades as a chemical engineer and retired as an executive vice president. Most people would call that a finished career. He called it a starting point. In April 2025, at 66, Segbers was the oldest of 50 students in the graduating class at Goldfarb School of Nursing in St. Louis, according to First Alert 4 reporter Russell Kinsaul of KMOV. “I feel like I’ve got a little bit left to give,” he told the station. The station reported that Segbers retired from Chemline Inc. in north St. Louis County. He is a father and grandfather, and he and his wife, Mimi, were foster parents to nine children and adopted three of them. As retirement got close, he sat down and asked himself what came next. “What’s on the other side of retirement? I grabbed a pad of paper and I said, ‘Jim what makes you happy?’” he told KMOV. His answer, the station reported, was working toward a goal, solving problems and being meaningfully helpful to others. So instead of filling his days with golf, grandkids and travel, he enrolled in nursing school. He stood out on day one, being as much as 40 years older than

St. Louis, MO · 2d

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Washington County family remembers 19-year-old killed in Bridgeton, Mo. crash

ASHLEY, Ill. (Heartland News) -A Washington County mother is mourning her 19-year-old son, Keegan Willis. Robin Martin said he died as a passenger in a car that crashed into another vehicle while police were chasing it Saturday night in Bridgeton, Missouri. Martin said Willis was very loved. “He is my...

Bridgeton, MO · 21h

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Gov. Mike Kehoe calls out Gov. JB Pritzker over deadly semi-truck crash

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Following a deadly truck crash Monday in the Kansas City-area that left a 35-year-old woman and her two sons dead, Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe is calling out Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker on his state’s licensing standards. Kehoe’s letter claims the driver, 39-year-old Eldar Skander, an undocumented immigrant from Ukraine, was issued […]

Kansas City, MO · 23h

wgecho.org

Email hacking sparks concern at Webster Groves High School

A number of Webster Groves High School students and staff had their emails hacked by an unknown phisher. Many were fooled by the phisher when they were sent a fake Google document via email. When they clicked on the email, they were prompted to sign in to their accounts, unknowingly giving their information to the hacker.

Webster Groves, MO · 1d

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Missionary conference in St. Louis cancels workshops about abuse at Missouri-funded orphanage

A series of proposed workshops that referenced reports of sexual abuse at an orphanage run by a Missouri charity have been canceled by the International Conference on Missions. ICOM's decision came as thousands of attendees headed to its annual convention this week in St. Louis. The cancellation was met with...

St. Louis American

St. Louis expands shelter for cold weather

St. Louis city and county officials are expanding emergency shelter services as freezing temperatures approach the region this weekend, providing additional places for people experiencing homelessness to escape the cold. The city has secured 100 additional overflow beds, bringing its total shelter capacity to approximately 500 for Friday through Sunday,...

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Parent of student who witnessed Black Hawk Middle School stabbing speaks out

It’s a parent’s worst nightmare realizing their child might be in danger, and it’s even more concerning to realize their child witnessed it.

timesnewspapers.com

Kirkwood: Entire Council Steps Back From Kirkwood Electric Audit

Turning away from a plan approved last week that would have split council members, the Kirkwood City Council on Thursday, Nov. 12, decided all of its members will limit their contact with the independent auditors poised to investigate the past five years at troubled Kirkwood Electric. After a 4-3 split...

Kirkwood, MO · 1d

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This Humble Missouri Deli Serves The Best Italian Beef Sandwich You’ll Ever Taste

Somewhere between a drive-thru window and a white tablecloth sits the sweet spot, and Blues City Deli in St. Louis planted its flag right there. This Benton Park favorite pairs a legendary Italian beef sandwich with a wall of blues memorabilia and a menu that reads like a road trip through three cities.

St. Louis, MO · 21h

40southnews.com

Commonwealth house saved from demolition changes hands, now being renovated

Maplewood City Council last year voted to save 3432 Commonwealth Avenue from demolition by developer, Tailored Properties, which has consequently sold it to a second developer, PRP Properties LLC. Tailored Properties LLC was denied permission to demolish the house in order to build a larger one, and ended up selling...

Maplewood, MO · 1d

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Three arrested after foot pursuit near Fairground Park

ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department arrested three suspects and recovered two illegal firearms near Fairground Park. District 4 officers stopped a vehicle for displaying improper license plates. During the stop, one passenger attempted to flee on foot. An SLMPD K-9 named Admiral responded, and the suspect was arrested. A firearm was […]

St. Louis, MO · 19h

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Yesterday’s Bar & Grill Reopens: A St. Louis Eatery Returns Under New Ownership

When Yesterday’s Bar & Grill closed in May 2023, another longtime St. Louis establishment went dark. For nearly ten months, a restaurant that had been part of the community since 1982 remained closed, leaving its future uncertain. But two familiar faces weren’t ready to let Yesterday’s become just another...

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Mother targeted in shooting while getting fast food with daughter: Police

A man is accused of shooting a woman outside a north St. Louis fast-food restaurant over the summer.

St. Louis, MO · 2d

hoodline.com

Route 66 Turns 100, and St. Louis Is Suddenly Packed With World Travelers

St. Louis is having a moment as Route 66 marks its 100th birthday this week, with the Gateway Arch, a 97-year-old frozen custard stand, and a sprawling transportation museum all reporting a noticeable uptick in visitors from around the globe. The Mother Road, which stretched from Chicago to Santa Monica and once cut straight through downtown St. Louis, is pulling international travelers to the city's most iconic stops even without a single confirmed visitor count yet on the books.