Federal funds approved to buy out flood-damaged University City homes

UNIVERSITY CITY, Mo. -- Relief is on the way for residents of University City who suffered flood damage nearly three years ago, as federal officials have approved funding for voluntary buyouts of flood-damaged properties. The city is beginning the process of appraisals and offers for more than a dozen properties affected by the flooding. This [...]

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MSHP reports weather-related death in Rolla as cleanup continues

ROLLA, Mo. - Three days after a deadly storm outbreak across the state, the Missouri State Highway Patrol reported Sunday night of one weather-related death in Rolla. The National Weather Service confirmed an EF2 tornado struck the area, leaving behind damage to over 750 structures just in Rolla, and at least another 150 in Phelps [...]

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Annual Dogtown parade returns for St. Patrick’s Day

ST. LOUIS - The Ancient Order of Hibernians Parade is set to bring Irish heritage to life in the Dogtown neighborhood Monday. This annual event, a staple since 1984, will feature traditional Irish dancers, bagpipers, and tens of thousands of spectators dressed in green to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. The Dogtown Irish Festival kicks off [...]

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Damage assessment continues as volunteers offer assistance

ST. LOUIS - The National Weather Service confirmed that multiple tornadoes struck the area, resulting in at least 13 fatalities and widespread destruction. Among the victims was 43-year-old Jennifer Brewington from St. Louis County who was electrocuted by a downed power line in her backyard, and another woman from St. Charles who died while driving [...]

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Cold start to Monday before temperatures bounce back into 60s

ST. LOUIS - Following a taste of spring with temperatures last week, Monday morning is starting off with winter-like temperatures. Temperatures were starting St. Patrick's Day off in the lower 30s with mostly sunny skies. Despite the lows, temperatures will be steadily climbing throughout the day to bring us into the mid to upper 60s [...]

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Clean-up continues in Illinois after Friday’s devastating storms

O’FALLON, Ill. – Siding lost, roofs torn apart, and trailers overturned. Friday night’s severe storms tore through O’Fallon, Illinois, leaving a path of destruction across several mobile home parks and neighborhoods. Residents on one street in the Keck Ridge neighborhood said every home on the block damaged by hail, some pieces as thick as half [...]

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Chesterfield undercover officer breaks up retail theft scheme

CHESTERFIELD, Mo. – A years-long retail theft scheme unraveled when an undercover Chesterfield police officer posing as a buyer exposed a Ferguson woman selling stolen goods on Facebook, leading to the seizure of more than $25,000 worth of merchandise. Chesterfield police were tipped off about suspicious online activity, where a woman was selling new clothing [...]

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Family of missing man doesn’t think police are doing enough

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. – The family of 45-year-old Keith Morgan Jr. is pleading for answers after he vanished under suspicious circumstances earlier this month. They believe police have not done enough and they fear foul play. Morgan was last heard from on March 2. When his family checked his home days later, they found [...]

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Pair charged drive-by shooting in north St. Louis County

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. – Two St. Louis City men have been charged in connection with a shooting earlier this month just north of Interstate 270. According to St. Louis County Police Department’s probable cause statements, the shooting happened a little after 7:30 p.m. on March 2, near West Florissant Avenue and Dunn Road. Police [...]

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Ferguson sued after former employee died by suicide

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - The city of Ferguson is facing a wrongful death lawsuit after one of its former employees took her own life.  "She had just such a vibrant smile and she was a loving, caring compassionate person. That's what I loved about her the most," Corey Ryan said about his late wife, [...]

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