Police: Man killed at Ballpark Village was dad, newlywed
Police on Monday identified the victim as 38-year-old Corey Hall of north St. Louis County
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1 shot dead, another wounded in Ballpark Village in St. Louis
St. Louis Police official said there was an argument between two individuals at the venue "and a pistol was pulled out"
Mo. inmate pleads for 2nd stay of execution, citing illness
Lethal injection could cause Russell Bucklew's tumors to rupture, leading him to choke on his own blood, his attorney says
United flight diverted after dog loaded onto wrong flight, airline says
United said pet was delivered safely to its owner and all the customers on board received compensation for the diversion
Ex-prisoner pleads for re-arrest after housing failures
"He just came right out and said it: 'I want to go back to jail,'" said Missouri police
Former stripper seeks pardon, using same argument as embattled governor
Man convicted of invasion of privacy is using the same argument Gov. Eric Greitens' lawyers are using in the effort to dismiss the governor's own felony indictment
EPA unveils plan to clean up landfill where nuclear waste was dumped
The plan calls for removing radioactive contamination that poses a health risk, but some say it doesn't go far enough
Missouri struggles to treat 40,000 flu cases amid epidemic
One clinic has been seeing 1,000 hacking, sneezing, feverish patients a day -- twice the usual amount
8-year-old Missouri girl shot while sleeping
Police responding to the 3:43 a.m. shooting found evidence multiple shots were fired at the north St. Louis County home
Arrest of pilot with gun highlights TSA's challenge to find firearms
TSA facing criticism for poor performance in undercover tests as screeners nationwide are finding more firearms than ever
Firefighters battle massive blaze in St. Louis
At least four people, including two firefighters, were treated at the hospital Wednesday for smoke inhalation
The story behind the seventh-inning stretch song
The song every baseball fan sings was written from the perspective of a young woman insisting on going to a game
Video shows St. Louis college professor slammed, arrested at board meeting
"I was driven into the concrete floor... my feet were brushed out from underneath me. I was rammed," the professor says
Gas station clerk accused of killing man over bag of candy
Police say the victim, found shot in the head, didn't steal the candy from the St. Louis gas station
ACLU calls St. Louis police's actions "unconstitutional" in lawsuit
The suit accuses police of misconduct by using chemical weapons, interfering with video of police activity and violating due process
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St. Louis mayor decries officers' chant to protesters
Mayor Lyda Krewson announced Tuesday it wasn't acceptable for police in riot gear to chant phrase while making arrests Sunday
Columbus police use excessive force against black residents: lawsuit
Columbus police use excessive force against residents nearly 20 years after the government sued over similar allegations, federal lawsuit says
Protesters return to the streets over ex-cop's acquittal
Demonstrators march in St. Louis to protest acquittal of white ex-police officer in killing of black suspect
Dozens of arrests as protests turn violent again in St. Louis
Third straight night of trouble after peaceful daytime demonstrations over acquittal of white former cop in shooting death of black man
St. Louis police car backs up toward protesters; it's on video
Officers say they were making arrests apparently unrelated to protests when decision was made to put car into reverse
Protests turn violent for second night near St. Louis
Several protesters were seen in handcuffs, and city and county police later tweeted that they had arrested at least nine people
St. Louis protesters march at mall in second day of demonstrations
The protesters demonstrated a judge acquitting Jason Stockley, a white former police officer, of first-degree murder in the 2011 shooting of Anthony Lamar Smith
St. Louis braces for more protests over ex-cop's acquittal
More than 20 arrests were made Friday, and some protesters were pepper-sprayed during confrontations with authorities
St. Louis protests turn violent; several officers injured: Police
A group of protesters converged on Mayor Lyda Krewson's home and threw rocks and broke windows, as well as splashed red paint on the building
Some Israeli settlers use sheep to push Palestinians from West Bank homes
Terminal in Riyadh airport hit again, a day after deadly strike killed 12
Trump announces Russia-Ukraine "energy ceasefire" after criticizing Zelenskyy
Drone swarms are a problem Secret Service says they have not solved yet
Steve Bannon on the GOP and the midterms: "We can't afford to lose"
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Democrat Chris Pappas says "we're taking nothing for granted" in N.H. race
