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St. Louis Pride says uniformed cops are welcome after all
Ten days after announcing that uniformed cops were not welcome to march in the annual Pride Parade, St. Louis Pride has reversed course.
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St. Louis alderman arrested on multiple outstanding warrants
Multiple sources tell 5 On Your Side that 21st Ward Alderman John Collins-Muhammad was taken into custody by police Tuesday morning.
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Activists allege racism in treatment of St. Louis prosecutor
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Some black activists say there's an unfair racial component to criticism of St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner over her hiring of a man who led the investigation of former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens and who now faces perjury charges.
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St. Louis police officer shot by colleague sues city
ST. LOUIS (AP) - A St. Louis police officer who was shot while off duty by a fellow officer is suing the city. A lawsuit filed by Officer Milton Green alleges the department has not supported him since he was shot in June 2017 outside his home.
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