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St. Charles City-County Library CEO John Greifzu said the move is part of a push to make the library "welcoming to everyone."

The announcement appeared to be the latest in the clash between City Hall and the state-controlled Board of Police Commissioners, reinstated after more than a decade of local control.

A U.S. House bil would expand park boundaries to include 50-acre Malcolm W. Martin Park and 20 acres of vacant land to its south

Keeley Properties also is expected to build a new office building and parking garage in the project's second phase.

The plan would ask voters to levy higher taxes on services to help phase out the income tax

Republicans approved new congressional maps that transform a safe Democratic Kansas City area seat to a Republican stronghold

SLPS leaders in November told KIPP the district would no longer host KIPP Inspire middle and KIPP Victory elementary schools without charge.

The commission did not include a link for the public to observe the open portion of the board meeting.

In honor of the 314 zip code, St. Louis hosts major concerts, deals at local restaurants and citywide fun for the entire family.

MoDOT will hold an open house about the Missouri Route 47 bridge replacement over Interstate 70 and interchange improvements project in Warrenton. The meeting is planned for Monday from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Warrenton High School Commons.

The reception was at the best restaurant in town

Headlines from the March 10, 1926, front page include: Woman elected mayor of Seattle by 5,900 votes.

Harris-Stowe State University in St. Louis is among those that would receive less state funding; Missouri State University in Springfield would see a $30 million gain

March 13, 1930 - March 6, 2026

Buehne, Jerry - St Louis, MO

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March 3, 1931 - March 8, 2026

JEFFERSON CITY – The Missouri House approved a plan Monday to give one board of directors oversight of The Dome at America’s Center and the adjoining convention center.

In doing so, lawmakers threw their weight behind a rule the state Attorney General began enforcing in December.