Two St. Louis-area Residents Die After Coronavirus Illness
Two St. Louis-area residents are the fourth and fifth patients to die of an illness related to the new coronavirus,
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Missouri Coronavirus Cases Nearly Double, From 28 to 47
The number of COVID-19 cases in Missouri has nearly doubled, going from 28 to to 47
Three Charged After 11-year-old Gives Birth in Missouri Bathtub
Three relatives of an 11-year-old girl who gave birth in the bathtub of her suburban St. Louis home are facing criminal charges.
Missouri River Race Postponed by Flooding To Be In October
A paddle boat race on the Missouri River that that was postponed in July because of high water has been rescheduled for October.
Former Missouri Deputy on Death Row to Get New Sentencing
A former Missouri deputy and correctional officer on death row for a double killing is getting a new sentencing.
St. Charles Man Fatally Shoots Himself after Lengthy Chase
A St. Charles man is dead after reportedly shooting himself at the conclusion of a lengthy police chase that spanned 50 miles and three Missouri counties.
Amazon Driver Shot in Dispute Over Parking Spot at Target
One man is in custody and another hospitalized after a dispute over a handicapped parking spot at a Missouri Target store turned violent.
St. Charles Woman Wins $1.7 Million Lotto Jackpot
A St. Charles woman is celebrating after winning a $1.7 Missouri Lottery Lotto game drawing.
Missouri Agency Says Work Ongoing to Find Cause of Oil Leak
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources says crews are still working to clean up and identify the cause of an oil pipeline leak in suburban St. Louis.
Missouri Leak Prompts Closure of Parts of 2 Oil Pipelines
An oil leak near St. Louis prompted the closure of parts of two pipelines as crews work to determine the source, company officials and Missouri regulators said Thursday.