Top St. Louis news: Man shot in back during attempted hold-up; large fire at scrap metal facility

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Read on for the most recent top news you may have missed in St. Louis.

Dry shampoo cannister explodes inside car in Missouri

ST. LOUIS (CNN Newsource) — A Missouri mother is warning people not to leave aerosol cans in hot cars after one exploded in her daughter’s car, damaging the sunroof and leaving broken glass everywhere.

Read the full story on CBS47 Fresno.

'If I can work, why can't you?' | 67-year-old custodian carjacked at gunpoint at south St. Louis library

She just purchased the car and only got to drive it for one month.

Read the full story on KDSK.

Man shot in back during attempted hold-up in downtown St. Louis

Police said the man was near the intersection of 9th and Pine when someone tried to rob him at gunpoint.

Read the full story on KDSK.

Large fire at St. Louis scrap metal facility spontaneously started in a 'fluff pile'

Fire officials said there were two large piles of metal burning in the 2400 block of Branch.

Read the full story on KDSK.

Missouri GOP governor sending state troopers to St. Louis to combat youth gun violence

To help combat a wave of violence and the recent rise in shooting incidents involving children, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson announced he’s sending additional law enforcement officers to St. Louis. On Oct. 1, Parson will send 25 state employees, mostly state troopers, to the city.

Read the full story on Yahoo News.


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