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Law firm trading Soulard for north St. Louis to help revitalize tornado-stricken Penrose neighborhood

ST. LOUIS — A Soulard-based law firm is preparing to move its headquarters to north St. Louis as part of a mission to bring investment and resources back to the tornado-damaged Penrose neighborhood. Attorney Mark Timmerman, who founded Timmerman Law LLC in May 2023, recently received approval from the St. Louis Land Reutilization Authority (LRA) to acquire four lots at the corner of...
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Interruption Brewing in O’Fallon, Missouri, nears opening

Interruption Public House & Brewery (330 Sonderen) is preparing to open in the former Good News Brewing space in O’Fallon, Missouri. “We’re working hard to finalize the menu, hire staff, get a bunch of little things completed, and we’re waiting on one more permit,” says Interruption Brewing co-owner Donnie Cochran. “We’re so mentally ready to open.”
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Suspect in Breckenridge Hills killing identified after months-long investigation

Police in Breckenridge Hills said a relentless investigation has led to a breakthrough in the killing of 31-year-old William Ramirez, bringing a measure of closure to his family.
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‘It broke my heart:’ After 9-month investigation, First Alert 4 confirms fellow officer killed...

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - K-9 Oya was shot and killed by a fellow officer as they chased after a suspect in July 2025, the North County Police Cooperative confirmed this month. Oya was a highly trained, specialized police dog who had been donated to the agency. Now,...
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The Shaved Duck in Tower Grove East closes, at least temporarily

One of St. Louis’ most notable barbecue spots has closed—at least for now. According to social media posts, The Shaved Duck (2900 Virginia), the 17-year-old, award-winning restaurant, quietly shuttered mid-month. Multiple employees confirmed the closure on Facebook. A sign on the restaurant’s window reads, “Closed until further notice....
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St. Louis County man charged with stealing AC units from apartment complex

A man is facing multiple felony charges for allegedly stealing multiple air conditioning units from an apartment complex in north St. Louis County over several days in February.
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Man in connection to April parking lot murder booked in Vanderburgh County Jail

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEVV) — Evansville man arrested in St. Louis in connection to parking lot homicide has been returned to Vanderburgh County. 19-year-old Deshawndre Brown of Evansville, was booked into the Vanderburgh County Jail on Thursday morning facing murder and robbery charges. The booking follows a multi-state investigation into an April 14 fatal shooting near Pearl Drive.
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Man on parole for murder charged for attempted shooting in St. Louis

A man on parole for a prior murder conviction is in custody after prosecutors say he attempted to shoot another man during a fight at an apartment building in St. Louis.
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Body found in Mississippi River in south St. Louis

Police are investigating after a body was found Thursday in the Mississippi River in south St. Louis.
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Mystery Body Pulled From Mississippi Near Patch Riverfront

Police pulled a body from the Mississippi River in south St. Louis on Thursday after a caller reported something in the water near East Davis Street in the Patch neighborhood. Officers arrived just before noon and stayed at the riverfront as investigators worked to sort out what happened. The person has not been identified, and authorities have not released the individual's sex. The St...

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