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Missouri's Attorney General passed over as Trump's pick to lead DOJ for a second time

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Michelle on the Money: Holiday budgeting with financial expert

Michelle Li recaps the big stories around money, consumer issues and more!
Health

2 people develop serious health issue as E.coli cases climb over 100 in St. Louis County area

The health department said two people hospitalized for E. coli infection have developed hemolytic uremic syndrome, or HUS, a rare but serious disease.
Local News

Saint Louis Zoo launches new polar bear conservation initiative

The Saint Louis Zoo is launching a new initiative to protect polar bears. This is the Zoo's 17th wild care institute center.
Crime

Woman found shot to death in St. Louis was kidnapped from Clayton hours earlier, police say

In the past hour, police say they've seized a vehicle of interest and the victim's car was recovered. They are still searching for the suspect.
Politics

Petition to oust St. Louis County Council member over nepotism hire withdrawn; investigation ongoing

St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell filed a quo warranto motion in August seeking to expel Hancock from his office for hiring a family member.
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Woman found shot to death in St. Louis was kidnapped from Clayton hours earlier, police say

Officers found the woman's body after reports of a shooting, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department said.
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5+ News Flash: Thursday afternoon top stories

5+ News Flash: Thursday afternoon top stories
Local News

Suit alleges St. Louis-area pediatrician abused women, hospital ignored warnings

Dr. Craig Spiegel was charged in March by federal prosecutors with 24 counts including illegal distribution of controlled substances.
Crime

Woman accused of defrauding VA, Missouri Medicaid out of $800K over four years

The press release said Missouri Medicaid paid at least $197,022 and the VA paid more than $600,000 to her company.
VERIFY

If a police officer pulls you over in Missouri or Illinois, do you have to give them your phone?

At least 20 people accused officers of stealing nude photos from their phones during traffic stops. Here's how to prevent the same thing from happening again.
Local News

If a police officer pulls you over, do you have to give them your phone?

No matter where drivers live, all three experts were crystal clear in their answer: "Absolutely not." Here's why.

Missouri's Attorney General passed over as Trump's pick to lead DOJ for a second time

2 people develop serious health issue as E.coli cases climb over 100 in St. Louis County area

St. Louis forecast: Wind and cold continues through Friday

Historic dry stretch continues to close out October

St. Louis Breaking News, Weather, Traffic, Sports | KSDK.com

Missouri's Attorney General passed over as Trump's pick to lead DOJ for a second time

Michelle on the Money: Holiday budgeting with financial expert

2 people develop serious health issue as E.coli cases climb over 100 in St. Louis County area

Saint Louis Zoo launches new polar bear conservation initiative

Woman found shot to death in St. Louis was kidnapped from Clayton hours earlier, police say

Petition to oust St. Louis County Council member over nepotism hire withdrawn; investigation ongoing

Woman found shot to death in St. Louis was kidnapped from Clayton hours earlier, police say

5+ News Flash: Thursday afternoon top stories

Suit alleges St. Louis-area pediatrician abused women, hospital ignored warnings

Woman accused of defrauding VA, Missouri Medicaid out of $800K over four years

If a police officer pulls you over in Missouri or Illinois, do you have to give them your phone?

If a police officer pulls you over, do you have to give them your phone?

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