stLouISTThird measles case confirmed in Missouri as more info emerges about St. Louis case
On Tuesday, the New Madrid County Health Department announced a confirmed case of measles in an adult county resident.
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St. Louis to pay $4M to settle Workhouse suit. Adds to city’s legal woes this year
The cash settles a suit filed by former inmates of St. Louis' notorious Workhouse. 16,000 will be eligible — for $250 per person, on average, minus attorneys fees.
Boy shot, killed near Ferguson was a football star. Dad charged in shooting.
His father, Marshaun Futrell Sr., was charged Tuesday with three counts of felony child endangerment. Police said they found a dozen guns in the house and Futrell's car.
Senior prank at Normandy High damages school property, may lead to charges
Part of the prank was captured on video and reached around 88,000 views on Facebook by Tuesday afternoon.
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Cutsoukos, Maria — St. Louis, MO
Cutsoukos, Maria
May 3, 2025, Visitation Friday May 9, 11:00 AM until time of service 12:00 PM at St. Nicholas Family Life Center, 12550 South 40 Drive. Interment at St. Matthew Cemetery. www.colliersfuneralhome.com
Koeller, Kathleen H.
Saturday, May 3, 2025. Graveside service Friday, May 9th, 11 a.m. at St. Charles Memorial Gardens, St. Charles, MO. Hutchens Funeral Homes service.
McCarthy, Thomas O. (Mack)
Former managing partner of the McMahon Berger law firm, passed away peacefully on May 2 at the age of 77 in Town and Country, MO, where he and his beloved wife Sharon raised their family. He faced cancer with unwavering…
McKillip, Kenneth D.
Was a loving and dedicated husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend. He passed away peacefully on Wednesday April 30th, 2025 in St. Louis, Missouri. Ken was born in Hayes County Nebraska to the late Richard and Juanita (Hanson) McKillip. He…
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Piotrowicz, Brett
Age 21. Services: Visitation Thursday, May 8, 2025, Baue Funeral Home Cave Springs, 4:00 pm — 8:00 pm. Service Friday, May 9, 2025, Baue Funeral Home Cave Springs, 9:30 am. Contact 636-946-7811 or visit baue.com.
In win for Josh Hawley, Trump names four to long-vacant federal judgeships in St. Louis
If approved, Trump will have appointed seven of eight of the federal judges in St. Louis, affirming Sen. Josh Hawley’s strategy of waiting out the Biden administration.
Missouri Senate Democrats stall action on gun-rights measure
A similar bill, pushed by pro-gun lobbyists, was passed by the Missouri Legislature in 2021 but was overturned by the courts last year.
Late audit of St. Louis Public Schools expected this week
A discussion about the St. Louis Public Schools audit was held during a closed committee session that was livestreamed to YouTube and has since been removed.
Boy ‘drop-kicked’ on the playground. Mom is suing Hazelwood School District
The boy was about 10 when he was kicked down by a peer in while on the playground at Brown Elementary School.
Geekway to the West brings friends, board games together in St. Charles
Thousands will head to the St. Charles Convention Center in four-day sold-out event.
Missouri witness protection fund goes mostly unused, but lawmakers look to change that
Wide-ranging bill approved by the Missouri House looks to expand use of witness protection fund. It also seeks to address human sex trafficking.
Free college tuition for police, other first responders wins approval in Missouri Senate
Sen. Mike Moon, a Republican from Ash Grove, threatened to launch a filibuster to block the free tuition plan for first responders.
Missouri auditor blasts Arnold city officials in fight over records
In a dispute with Missouri’s state auditor, city of Arnold officials say they cannot release records about closed meetings.
Missouri House Republicans reach across the Legislature to squeeze Senate Democrats
Missouri Senate Democrats, who have blocked a Republican push to undo a pro-worker law, are seeing their bills stall in the House.