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Severe weather outbreak brewing with potential strong, long track tornadoes targeting millions in Midwest

More than 50 million Americans across the Midwest and Mississippi Valley are in the threat zone for a brewing severe weather outbreak expected to develop on Monday, with the potential for large hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes.
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Missouri residents urged to act early under new cholesterol guidance

(KMAland) -- The American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology have released new guidance on cholesterol management, as heart disease remains the leading cause of death nationwide. Health professionals said what makes high cholesterol even more dangerous is many people do not realize they have it. Dr. Mark...
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Dutchtown residents believe cameras will help police catch hit-and-run suspect

Rob Corley was riding his bicycle through the alley east of S. Grand Boulevard and south of Itaska on Friday afternoon. Approximately 15 hours earlier, police reported a bicyclist was struck and killed in that same alley.
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MoDOT says school bus crashes increasing, three people sue Six Flags St. Louis, new...

ST. LOUIS — We're wrapping up the the most popular stories of the week for you. 1. 'Donnybrook' and RFT founder Ray Hartmann killed in I-64 crash. Ray Hartmann, 73, was driving east on I-64, just west of I-270, when the Missouri State Highway Patrol says truck tires crashed through his roof. He was transported to a local hospital and died. A...
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St. Louis Mills in Hazelwood, MO: What Happened to the Mall That Had It...

St. Louis Mills could fill a Saturday without asking anyone to leave the building. Families could shop the outlets, see a movie at Regal Cinemas, watch skaters at IceZone, eat at a restaurant, pass the big-box anchors, and still have sports attractions waiting nearby. That was the promise behind "the...
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Father of 2 Dies in Freak Accident After Two Tires Fell from a Semi...

The incident occurred on Interstate 64 in West St. Louis County on Thursday, April 23
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Man found not guilty in 2025 fatal shooting at cookout

A jury deemed a St. Louis man not guilty Wednesday for a fatal shooting last year in north St. Louis.
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It’s Canada Goose, not Canadian Geese — and a St. Louis group says the...

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. — First, a grammar note: they are Canada Geese, not Canadian Geese. The name identifies the bird itself, not where it's from — and a St. Louis nonprofit says understanding that distinction is the first step toward understanding why these birds belong here. Garry...
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‘We’re really playing with fire here’: St. Louis water officials explain rate increase proposal

ST. LOUIS — Residents in the City of St. Louis may soon see a noticeable change in their water bills. Officials from the city’s Water Division are proposing a multi-year rate increase plan aimed at modernizing an aging system and preventing costly failures. The proposal outlines an 18%...
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No injuries reported in south St. Louis apartment fire

No injuries were reported in an overnight apartment fire in south St. Louis, as all residents were able to safely evacuate the building.

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