Sara Machi
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St. Louis, MO, United States
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'I was not surprised': South Grand leaders push for traffic enforcement after deadly hit and run
A driver ran a red light Friday night, hitting and killing a person in the crosswalk before leaving the scene. → Read More
Federal subpoenas link St. Louis city, county corruption investigations
Property registration documents also show Mohammed Almuttan as the owner of addresses listed in a city corruption case. He was a key witness in the city case. → Read More
'Gut-punch feeling in my stomach': Missouri woman talks about her tech support scam to prevent future victims
If you suspect you or a loved one has been the target of elder abuse, call 1-800-392-0210 or visit the Missouri Dept. of Health and Senior Services website. → Read More
Boy Scouts honor Veterans for Memorial Day with flags on gravesites
About 5,000 Boy Scouts participated in the flag placing. → Read More
'A network of motherhood': Formula shortage drives St. Louis milk donations
The Milk Bank says they've seen some patient categories increase by as much as 200% during the formula shortage. → Read More
"So difficult and so scary": Why an 11-year-old Metro East boy is tied up in the national formula shortage
Unlike many of the infants affected by the formula, Cash Broyles is expected to need the medical formula for years. → Read More
'We all get slammed': Rising temperatures drive up A/C calls
At least one installer said they're seeing fewer A/C unit thefts, likely due to technology. → Read More
'Our work does not stop': Hundreds gather to protest potential Supreme Court abortion decision following leak
The Alito draft prompted a huge response from advocates for abortion access. → Read More
St. Louis leaders lean on Airbnb to help stop downtown house parties in short term rentals
Videos show out-of-control crowds in spaces rented from sites like Airbnb, Vrbo, and Craigslist. → Read More
Marijuana growers in Cuba, MO, look at the industry on 420
Advocates look to expand legalization into recreational adult use. → Read More
Tornado watch brings back memories of October EF-3 for Farmington area
First responders were ready if severe weather struck the area on Wednesday. → Read More
3 St. Louis-area locals sentenced for roles in Capitol riot
William Merry, his niece Emily Hernandez and friend Paul Westover received sentences Monday morning for participating in the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol. → Read More
St. Louis prosecutors say new video contradicts officers' carjacking claims
The St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office has dropped charges and closed a controversial case: an alleged carjacking attempt of two St. Louis police officers. → Read More
What the actors and their real-life counterparts have to say about 'The Thing About Pam'
Russ Faria, Joel Schwartz and Leah (Askey) Chaney react to having their true crime story turned into an NBC miniseries on Pam Hupp, starring Renee Zellweger. → Read More
70% of St. Louis County residents have at least one COVID shot
Medical leaders say it's a milestone accomplishment, even as we settle into a future where COVID-19 is here to stay. → Read More
"We're scrambling": St. Louis small businesses report supply shortages this Valentine's Day
Local shops like Stems By Stacy and Crown Candy are hoping to get their needed supplies in time for the day of love. → Read More
St. Louis, Chicago lead US in flight cancellations Wednesday
St. Louis saw more than 150 flights affected totaling about 80% of the airport's overall traffic. → Read More
Among the first pandemic cancelations, St. Patrick's Day parades return to St. Louis
It's been two years since Dogtown was filled with St. Patrick's Day revelers, but this spring on March 17, organizers hope the streets will go green once again. → Read More
Employee shot at McDonald's in St. Louis County
The Normandy police chief said the worker is expected to survive. He called it a superficial wound. It happened at the Cool Valley location near I-70 and Florissant. → Read More
COVID testing pop-ups try to ease long lines during record caseloads
Testing lines stretched hours-long Monday as St. Louis records record caseloads after the holidays. → Read More