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A year ago at this time, Quinton Culberson remembers walking into Rams Park and seeing players cleaning out their locker stalls, victims of the Turk.
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Firm's sled gets patients out fast
Clifford Adkins is changing the way hospitals across the country plan to evacuate patients in the face of disaster.
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Adam Carriker (left) and Orlando Pace
Scott Linehan looked over his shoulder Monday afternoon just in time to see a huge moving van - an 18-wheeler - squeeze out of the parking lot at Rams Park.
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Radioactive wasteshould be excavated,not capped and forgotten
Dams and levees can and do fail, as we in St. Louis well know. On May 29, the Environmental Protection Agency issued its surprising final decision for the West Lake Landfill radioactive wastes.
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City's bond ratings are upgraded
MISSOURI Comptroller Darlene Green announced Tuesday that Moody's Investors Service had upgraded the city's bond rating.
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County police fire up the grill to benefit Explorers
Hoping to avoid a washout, St. Louis County Police Department personnel will be firing the grill today to help raise money for the local Explorers Program.
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Coretech Holdings becomes part of German firm
A German company has expansion plans for recent acquisition Coretech Holdings LLC, a Berkeley-based maker of instruments for medical and research labs.
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Ryan Heine winds his way through traffice as he bikes to his job in Clayton about four or five times week from his St.
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Rams head coach Scott Linehan talks with defensive end Chris Long after Long's first practice with an NFL team Friday during a Rams minicamp at the Russell Training Center in Earth City.
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Suspects lead police on high speed chase across bi-state
A suspected bank robber and a 14 year old are in custody afte a high-speed chase across the St.
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Mr. Relevant: Chris Long comes to St. Louis
Chris Long, first round draft pick for the St. Louis Rams prepares for an interview at the Russell Training Center, in Earth City Sunday.
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Fourteen Aftershocks Reported In Illinois After Quake
Fourteen aftershocks have been reported in Illinois in the days after a 5.2 magnitude quake rattled residents from Milwaukee to Atlanta .
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Theater to open with gentle lyrics of Tony Bennett
Ladies and gentlemen, the Missouri Theatre Center for the Arts proudly announces its premiere act for opening night at its newly renovated historic building: What: Premiere show of the renovated theater Bennett ...
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Rock Port's wind turbines power up to power town
Officials in this northwest Missouri town christened a four-turbine wind farm this week, making Rock Port the first U.S. city to get all of its electricity from wind power.
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Diesel prices fuel trucker angst
For truck driver Jon Montgomery, the surge in the price of diesel is more easily measured in time than money.
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Founder Of A Soldier's Wish List Gets Her Wish
Louis County just wants to make soldier's wishes come true. Now her biggest wish is granted.
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Joplin murder-suicide tied to cold case in eastern Missouri
Jimmy Hopkins may have taken more than his second wife with him to the grave. Hopkins, 35, shot and killed his wife, Anna, 30, and then put a bullet in his own head the night of April 12 inside his home at 2125 ...
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Missouri Man Sentenced In Murder Plot
A federal judge has sent a Washington Park pawn shop owner to prison for 15 years for offering to pay an employee to strangle his girlfriend, dismember her body and present one of her body parts to him as proof ...
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Volunteers Check Homes For Earthquake Damage
It wasn't supposed to be this way. But a day billed as rebuilding day in , ended up coming the day after the earthquake.
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Popular lobbyist's hidden dark side shocks associates
David Sorden was known in Missouri's Capitol as an outgoing lobbyist. In St. Louis, he was a well-liked real estate broker who advertised his close ties with city officials and business leaders.
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