Here's the most recent top news you may have missed in St. Louis.
St. Louis deputy fired by sheriff after declaring campaign for sheriff
Election drama has returned (again) to the St. Louis City Sheriff's Office. Hired in July, deputy Alfred Montgomery had only worked the job a few months before he knew he wanted to run for elected office — specifically, the one occupied by his boss, St. Louis City Sheriff Vernon Betts.
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Woman charged in shooting at St. Louis Galleria parking garage
Police said the woman has a familial relationship with the man who was shot and the incident stemmed from a "personal financial dispute."
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St. Louis area could see enhanced spring flooding, NWS says
The National Weather Service says above-normal soil moisture, river levels, and precipitation are all signs of a formidable spring.
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Tony's 'looking into' leaving downtown St. Louis
Iconic downtown St. Louis restaurant Tony's is exploring leaving the neighborhood, its operator said Thursday. James Bommarito didn't name a new location.
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St. Louis man indicted for fatal attempted carjacking in June
On June 3, 27-year-old Jabari Clark was shot and killed during an attempted carjacking in the 3100 block of Rauschenbach Avenue
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