Katie Kull
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St. Louis, MO, United States
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‘Under cover of darkness’: The inside story of how the Rams worked the NFL and ditched St. Louis
Hundreds of newly released court exhibits pull back the curtain on how the Rams left St. Louis. → Read More
'No words to describe': St. Louis fire department mourns after firefighter killed
"There's no words to describe what the feeling is right now amongst the St. Louis Fire Department," its chief said. → Read More
2 children grazed by bullets during sleepover in Cahokia Heights
The boys, ages 10 and 13, were not seriously injured, said Stellekia McDonald, who rents the house. → Read More
Search underway for fatal shooting of Illinois sheriff's deputy
St. Peters police said a man carjacked and shot another person around 7:11 a.m. at a QuikTrip at 391 Main Street. → Read More
Search underway for fatal shooting of Illinois sheriff's deputy
St. Peters police said a man carjacked and shot another person around 7:11 a.m. at a QuikTrip at 391 Main Street. → Read More
Watch now: Officials, community members honor 6 killed by Edwardsville tornado
The family of one victim said the short ceremony was "very heartwarming." → Read More
Sailboat stuck for weeks on Mississippi Chain of Rocks disappears after recent storm
Port officials said they hadn't found the boat and expected it had been dislodged by rising water before sinking. → Read More
Illinois prosecutors charge man accused of killing officer on bridge
Caleb L. Campbell, 22, is charged with first-degree murder and several other charges in the Aug. 4 incident. → Read More
Southwest Missouri sees increase in COVID infections among children
Health officials said they are prioritizing disease investigation for infections among children younger than 12, as coronavirus cases continue to rise → Read More
Greene County Health Department records a week with zero COVID-19 deaths for second time in nearly 10 months
The last time the area saw zero deaths was in the seven-day period between March 17 and 23. → Read More
Affordability, variety, proximity: 3 takeaways from a panel about housing in Springfield
Springfield has a lot of single-family homes and apartments, but many say affordable housing and the quality of housing stock are key issues. → Read More
Mayor Ken McClure decisively wins re-election for third term
Incumbent Mayor Ken McClure faced challenger Marcus Aton in the April 6 Springfield mayoral election. → Read More
In 2021, dark money and partisan attacks mark Springfield City council, school board races
This year's election for Springfield school board and city council has been one of the strangest in recent history. Here's what you need to know. → Read More
4 things to know about the $271,000 raised for April 6 Springfield City Council races
With a little more than a week to go before April 6, Springfield City Council candidates have raised roughly $271,000 for five volunteer seats. → Read More
Springfield police investigate after 54-year-old Brighton woman dies in crash
The crash happened around 8:22 a.m. Monday when a car heading west on Kearney struck the back of a truck that was stopped at a red light. → Read More
Election 2021: A roundup of questions facing Greene County municipal voters April 6
Ash Grove, Rogersville, Walnut Grove and Republic residents will decide on municipal and school-related ballot issues. → Read More
3 Springfield City Council incumbents get nod from police, fire unions in endorsement
The police union also endorsed Randy Allen, a candidate for Council General Seat A. → Read More
Springfield council votes to expand Sequiota Park from 13 to 29 acres
The expansion will happen by the parks department taking over tracts of land directly surrounding the park. → Read More
Artsfest returns to Walnut Street with capacity restrictions, COVID-19 precautions
Festivalgoers will be required to undergo a temperature check and the entrance and wear masks and physical distance. → Read More
Who is running for Springfield City Council? Here are the candidates and where they stand on issues
The mayor's office, two citywide seats and council Zones 1 and 4 are up for grabs. 14 candidates have entered the race. → Read More