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Suburban school board races in the St. Louis area have cooled off, with fewer candidates running for office and less partisanship.

While national media was taken aback by the latest Hawley-Warren cooperative effort, the pair has partnered on at least six other bills.

Headlines from the April 2, 1926, front page include: Bagnell estate of $2.5 million left to family.

Matter, Bobette L. “Bobbie” - St Louis, MO

March 23, 1948 - March 28, 2026

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Officer Gregory Triplett, 58, was rushed to the hospital Wednesday morning and died hours later, police said.

St. Louis Development Corp. said it would withhold $18 million in incentives for City Foundry until workers were adequately paid.

The transaction is expected to close in the second quarter of the year.

Two finalists dropped out this week, making Bonita Jamison the remaining candidate for the position.

The proposal could free up $51 million for St. Louis County

The agency has more than 1,000 vehicles that need to be replaced due to age and mileage.

The planned launch had to be put on ice Wednesday due to rainy weather conditions.

In a testy exchange, Mayor Cara Spencer accused the Police Board of trying to hide the ball on its budget proposal. Board members said they've been perfectly clear.

Gambling companies want Missouri to legalize slot machines in gas stations

LaJuan Slopes, 13, of Castle Point died Tuesday evening after being shot in a parking lot at McCluer South-Berkeley High School, authorities said.

The first Republican primary without an incumbent in 26 years in Missouri’s 6th Congressional District opened Tuesday with a clash over an endorsement.

The officer wasn't hurt.

An agreement between the city, its police board and the Missouri Attorney General's Office resolves a monthslong dispute about who will pay when city cops are sued.