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St. Louis named 'most dangerous' city in new ranking
It's not just about the crime rate. The WalletHub ranking also included metrics on natural disaster risk and financial safety.
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St. Louis nonprofit Refab burglarized after Small Business Saturday
Since its start in 2012, the salvage nonprofit Refab has deconstructed dozens of buildings in St. Louis, reclaiming valuable materials and vintage objects that would otherwise go to a landfill and selling the repurposed goods at its Benton Park West store — but during the same time period, executive director Eric Schwarz says his store and worksite have been burglarized seven times.
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Church fasting for 40 days for children killed in St. Louis
A church in north St. Louis wants to bring awareness to violent crimes and murders of children in the area.
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EB I-270 reopens in north St. Louis County after deadly motorcycle crash Monday evening
All eastbound lanes were closed for about an hour. At around 5:40, two left lanes reopened, but traffic remained slow.
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South St. Louis apartment tenants start 'rent strike' over housing conditions
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has launched an investigation into TEH Realty.
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