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September 11, 1936 - April 28, 2026

May 16, 1972 - May 5, 2026

April 2, 1948 - April 30, 2026

Magic Mini Golf opened in October 2023 and had 18 holes of indoor miniature golf, 2 shuffleboard courts and a fully-functioning 5-car indoor Ferris wheel.

Antonio Belli-Espejo, 27, and Irais Martinez Santos, 26, of the 10100 block of Chaucer Avenue in Overland, were each charged with felony child abuse.

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: The mayor and her staff could lead by example. They could start drinking after work.

The charges – alleging abuse to at least eight students from 2013 to 2015 — stem from a tip the FBI first received in 2024.

The illuminated eagle sign that had stood atop the Newark building since 2001 was removed earlier this year. It will be preserved at the company’s St. Louis headquarters.

Headlines from the May 9, 1926, front page include: Byrd starts flight to the North Pole.

Compass, Richard E - Wentzville, MO

September 20, 1948 - March 27, 2026

Lorenzo Gaines, 23, of St. Louis County, is charged with four counts of first-degree rape or attempted rap. He is in custody on a $750,000 cash-only bail.

Juan Baltazar, 48, the owner of a street corn food truck, died when a tree fell on his vehicle May 16.

St. Louis is proud to be a national leader in healthcare and life sciences research. The area’s medical institutions draw top talent from around the globe.

The hacking of the Canvas platform caused its parent company, Instructure, to shut the system down on Thursday.

The Missouri Real Estate Commission says STL CityWide removed a website at the center of the state's lawsuit accusing the landlords' company of operating without a license.

It's the latest boost for this tiny historic Black community, where revitalization is gaining steam after decades of disinvestment and illegal dumping.

A lawsuit says eight complaints were made about the faulty stoplight at Bates Street and Morganford Road before the deadly 2023 crash.

A bill intended to connect Missourians in need with community resources passed the Missouri House Thursday, setting up a final vote in the state Senate that would send it to Gov. Mike Kehoe.

Whether you are looking for a Saturday morning family outing or just a few tomatoes, you can find what you need at one of these St. Louis-area farmers markets.