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Federal prosecutors say a St. Louis man allegedly stole $735,137 from a retired teacher after being named her power of attorney.
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Showers and thunderstorms likely during Saturday morning in St. Louis; highs near 84°F today and climb to about 91°F on Sunday. Expect gusts and brief heavy rain.
Brief morning storms may slow the Friday commute before skies clear and highs reach the mid-80s.
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The Saint Louis Zoo launched a $170 million campaign on May 14 to fund a north‑county safari park, a new family attraction and a stronger endowment. More than $152 million has already been pledged.
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A multimillion-dollar lawsuit over a 2013 minority stake sale in Lion's Choice is headed to trial, with plaintiffs alleging a trustee engineered a restructuring to enrich himself.
A 20-year-old motorcyclist died early Thursday after his bike left eastbound I‑64 and struck a guardrail near the I‑270 interchange, authorities said.
Firefighters recovered a body from the Mississippi River near S. Broadway and E. Soper Street in Carondelet; officials say details remain limited.
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Oli Sykes says a phone thrown at his head at the Enterprise Center left him with a mild concussion; the band finished the show but trimmed the set.
A pedestrian was struck and killed Tuesday night in the 7300 block of Manchester Road in Maplewood. Police say the driver remained at the scene while investigators worked.
Politics & Govt in ...
Karla Eslinger, Missouri’s commissioner of education, will resign after roughly two years amid major oversight decisions and a statewide teacher‑recruitment push.
Community & Society in ...
The Urban League will distribute $500,000 in food and toiletries during a May 15–17 Weekend of Service and send volunteers door-to-door to families still rebuilding after last year's tornado.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Creve Coeur postponed a vote on Graeser Station after neighborhood turnout raised alarms about traffic, density and public subsidies. The 147-unit proposal will return for more review.
A county audit says policy gaps that helped Steve Stenger’s pay‑to‑play scheme persist, and the report heads to the County Council for discussion Tuesday.
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