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Top St. Louis news: Leadership changes coming to police department, Bruins blank Blues 3-0; more

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Published on October 28, 2019
Top St. Louis news: Leadership changes coming to police department, Bruins blank Blues 3-0; morePhoto: Philip Leara/Flickr

Here's the most recent top news you may have missed in St. Louis.

Leadership changes coming to police department, county executive says

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page said leadership changes are coming to the St. Louis County Police Department in the wake of a settlement in a discrimination lawsuit that cost the county millions of dollars.

Read the full story on KDSK.

Pathway to safety for some: a ticket out of St. Louis

Melvin Askew said his son could have been killed if he had stayed in St. Louis.

Read the full story on KDSK.

Interfaith service prays for end to gun violence in St. Louis

The service was held Sunday afternoon at Cardinal Ritter College Prep.

Read the full story on KDSK.

Area lawmakers react to death of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi

Leaders from around the area reacted to the news on social media.

Read the full story on KDSK.

Bruins blank Blues 3-0 in first meeting since losing Cup final

The stakes were drastically different for Boston's first meeting with St. Louis this season. Regardless, the Bruins made sure the Blues left town with a loss this time.

Read the full story on Boston 25 News.


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