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Dreyden Derron Bostic faces charges of second-degree murder, armed criminal action and unlawful use of a weapon, police said.

David Schlafly, who has served as interim CEO, will continue to have an active role in the company, according to a press release announcing the change.

Coverage was set to lapse for Aetna members starting Jan. 1.

Room rentals range from $150 to $500 an hour, with add-on options such as budtender service, mocktail bars, decor packages and on-site concierge support.

Contracts that look like rent-to-own agreements leave buyers with high costs and facing eviction. "A model that is selling a dream that is known to be false."

Page said in a statement Thursday morning that "too many leaders have forgotten that courage means standing up for what's right."

Shaun David Hickman, 19, was charged with first-degree murder in the Sept. 30 death of Trena Peters, 53.

The board of directors for the St. Louis Development Corp. approved allocating $3.2 million of America Rescue Plan Act funds and $4 million of New Markets tax credits to fund the construction.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning Expired for Parts of Southwestern Illinois

Five seats in the Missouri House will be vacant when the legislative session begins Jan. 7

Severe Thunderstorm Warning: Damaging Winds Expected Until 12:45 PM CST

The Major Case Squad said Shawn L. Williams, 54, was charged Wednesday with two counts of murder/intent to kill or injure.

The nonprofit’s board president wrote in an April letter that a top official had made large cash withdrawals, took out loans and bought real estate without board approval.

She will also compete in the next season of the show, which begins in February.

Free story: "All I want is for my family to be able to rebuild. To have a home again. ... I don’t want our community to be forgotten."

A Chesterfield man alleges Keith Westrich, Michael Seidel and Robert Matichek sexually abused him in the 1980s at Holy Family parish in St. Louis' Tower Grove South.

The European-style cirque show has just enough story to link the circus acts.

Headlines from the Dec. 18, 1925, front page include: The Jack Daniel liquor case goes to the jury and a tax bill stirred a prohibition debate.

Gann, Shirley J. - St Louis, MO

February 8, 1936 - November 15, 2025