Doug Moore
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Saint Louis, MO, United States
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'Queer' is still derogatory to many, but more people are embracing the word as their identity
It's become a catch-all term for those who don't want to be boxed in. → Read More
Unwanted pianos find new lives in hands of those who yearn to play
Pianos for People is a nonprofit offering free pianos and lessons to those who qualify. → Read More
Thieves steal St. Louis woman's vehicle with child's wheelchair inside
ST. LOUIS • Tonja Ross returned home Wednesday afternoon after a few hours of shopping, her SUV filled with Thanksgiving groceries, diapers for her daughter and Christmas gifts for family and friends. A few minutes later, thieves were driving off with her Kia Sportage, her daughter's wheelchair inside. Two-year-old Fiona has Down Syndrome and a rare brain abnormality called holoprosencephaly.… → Read More
Kirkwood Police investigating carjacking
Vehicle has been recovered and there were no injuries. → Read More
Refugees face layers of screening before they can enter U.S.
Resettlement process of Syrians faces questions, challenges after Paris terorist attacks. → Read More
A wife's dying wish sends St. Charles man on a mission
David Fissell has started foundation to help brighten days of nursing home residents → Read More
Sexual misconduct allegation latest chapter in ongoing neighbor feud in St. Charles County
One of the neighbors is charged with exposing herself while children were present. → Read More
Supporters rally behind St. Louis congregations hit by arson
Reward grows to $9,000 as authorities seek public's help in finding culprit. → Read More
Supporters rally behind St. Louis congregations hit by arson
Reward grows to $9,000 as authorities seek public's help in finding culprit. → Read More
Arsonist who burned six area churches 'picked fight they cannot win,' St. Louis police chief says
Reward grows to $9,000 as authorities seek public's help in finding culprit. → Read More
A north St. Louis County shelter grows, offering hope to those who have had little of it
Marygrove has been helping at-risk youth since 1849 → Read More
Minister of scorched St. Louis church sees message from God in 'sick' act of arson
Blaze at New Life Missionary Baptist Church was fifth set at churches in a little more than a week. → Read More
Houses are divided as Cards-Cubs rivalry heads to postseason
Now that the Cubs face the Cardinals in the postseason for the first time ever, the split loyalties of some families are on display. → Read More
An errant text begins an unconventional love story for St. Louis couple
The message was meant for a coworker, but ended up with a man looking for a new start. → Read More
An errant text begins an unconventional love story
The message was meant for a coworker, but ended up with a man looking for a new start. → Read More
Author of book challenging white privilege comes to St. Louis
The book has sparked discussions on race across the country → Read More
Holocaust Museum adapts as firsthand accounts dwindle
The west St. Louis County center relies on survivors to give life to their stories. → Read More
Old 'White Only' sign removed from St. Louis Goodwill's online shopping site after complaint
The agency said there was no intent to offend, but to offer item to larger audience → Read More
Hillsboro High students walk out over transgender dispute
Student who identifies as female has sought to use girls' locker rooms and bathrooms. → Read More
10 years after Katrina, Francesca Clark is sole family member remaining in St. Louis
As the Gulf waters were churning less than a mile from their New Orleans home, TV newscasters were repeating dire warnings: → Read More