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A Moline Acres man was sentenced Tuesday to 27 years in prison for planning a robbery that ended in a man's death.

Page met with department directors on Friday, and they said they were worried "about their safety and how to best move forward," Page said Monday in a letter to council Chair Rita Heard Days.

Two high schools and 17 elementary schools are slated for closure in three downsizing proposals under consideration by the SLPS board.

The funds provide in-school tutoring for reading and math, as well as before and after-care programs, and also the district’s current summer programming.

Eisha Graden, 41, of Castle Point was charged with driving without a license, leaving the scene of a fatal accident and second-degree involuntary manslaughter.

Miller's Grill Inc., which denied the allegations, will pay a former manager $25,000 as part of a settlement of a sexual harassment and retaliation suit.

Alfred, a north St. Louis resident and the first Black to head the firefighters union, said Tuesday he will run in 2027 against incumbent Megan Green.

The arrest came more than seven years after Gasconade County authorities began to investigate the disappearance of Michael A. Graham.

The county's governing body is expected to vote on July 13 on the proposed six month data center ban.

The original deadline was June 30. Residents now have until July 6 to sign-up or renew.

The advisory is due to low pressure after a malfunction at the city's Chain of Rocks water treatment plant.

A judge handed down a 32-year prison sentence Monday to an Alton man who admitted to killing someone he knew at a Metro East house party.

The lawsuit describes the company’s forecasts about the mine’s production leading up to eventual disclosures about problems at the site, which were followed by two sharp market corrections.

The United States faces Bosnia in the World Cup Round of 32 on Wednesday, and in St. Louis' large Bosnian community, it's a big point of pride.

A good martini gin should taste of juniper, citrus and spice, with a soft finish, she says.

The Cardinals would win 10 more World Series, but the first was in 1926 against the New York Yankees in seven games.

Headlines from the June 30, 1926, front page include: Senate rejects Fess farm bill; Votes $225,000.

Marianne K. Tyrrell, June 28, 2026. Visitation Monday, July 6, 10 a.m. at St. Clement Church, 1510 Bopp Rd., followed by funeral Mass at 11 a.m. Interment, Bellefontaine. See boppchapel.com for more details.

August 11, 1924 - June 18, 2026

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