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Mia Caito's life was cut short Friday by a beating deputies describe as "heinous" as they charged her mother's boyfriend, Julian L. Gates, with her murder.
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A police standoff began with a truck slamming into a warehouse door with a fiery crash, and ended with a man fatally shooting himself in the head.
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Thousands of people lining downtown streets cheered wildly as veterans, some wiping away tears, marched through St. Louis on Saturday during the nation's first big welcome-home parade for Iraq War veterans.
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Two men were shot to death in a car while a third man escaped early Saturday at 83rd and State streets. Inside: Share your condolences
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The following are scores from basketball games involving metro-east teams on Saturday:
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Two more former Freeburg students alleged in a federal lawsuit filed Friday that Robin Hawkins molested them.
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Jack Houston, Former St. Louis Browns Batboy -
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Trucking Company Standoff -
Belleville East at Edwardsville Basketball -
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Glenn McCoy cartoons -
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Lindenwood vs. McKendree
Investigators and bomb-sniffing police dogs from Scott Air Force Base cleared the Belleville campus of Southwestern Illinois Campus six hours after someone called in a bomb threat Friday morning.
Two of 18 establishments checked Tuesday night in Trenton, Aviston, Breese and Carlyle were willing to sell alcohol to minors, Illinois State Police said.
Illinois State Police are investigating the death of a 56-year-old Granite City man who collapsed after being arrested and later died.
The St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission says the Rams' plans to play one home game in London the next three years violates the team's stadium lease.
Orville Dumstorff was terribly upset when he lost his Red Bud High School class ring back in 1956, but terrifically happy Friday to get it back in a ceremony at the school.
None of the tickets sold for the Powerball game Saturday evening matched all six numbers drawn, which were:
Finish what you start. Your parents probably told you that growing up, and now Lt. Gov. Sheila Simon is giving that advice to Illinois community colleges.
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