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The school board voted unanimously to terminate the man in a meeting held the day after he was charged in connection with writing racially violent and derogatory words.

ST. CLAIR COUNTY — The Martin Luther King Bridge will close daily Tuesday to Thursday.

Police said Larry Ketterling, 77, shot Nicki Ketterling, also 77, then shot himself in a home in the Mehlville area of South County.

Paula Abboud, 74, of St. Louis frequently visited the bookstore, often with her grandchildren. On Friday, she was with her husband when the SUV ran into both of them.

The city assessor says property tax bills can still be reduced for tornado-damaged homes in St. Louis.

Claire Bulawsky, Sugarfire’s brand marketing director, confirmed that the eatery’s last day of service was Sunday.

Stifel acknowledged on Monday the company had completed a "small restructuring within our technology group."

Logan Spies, of St. Louis, was charged with first-degree involuntary manslaughter.

The extended summer-like heat is part of a decades-long trend both in St. Louis and across the country.

Council members have started searching for a place to lease ahead of a 2028 deadline to vacate current county headquarters or bring the building up to fire code.

More than three dozen volunteers picked up trash along Gravois in south St. Louis as part of an effort to improve street safety for pedestrians and cyclists.

Headlines from the Oct. 6, 1925, front page include: Rain threatens to prevent parade tonight of Veiled Prophet

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A company spokeswoman said the park safety team responded to the injured worker immediately after the incident.

Bill McClellan writes: Words have lost whatever shock value they once had. We’re conditioned to coarseness and tough talk.

After using lobbyists, campaign donations and a legal gray area to operate in bars and gas stations for years with no oversight, a trial is shedding light on the pioneer of Missouri's so-called 'no-chance' games.

Wugen has become a standout among St. Louis biotech startups. It has raised more than $300 million in capital since 2018 and employs about 35 people.

Is Missouri on the hook for police misconduct in St. Louis, even if it occurred before the state takeover?

Overall international enrollment at the four area universities has dropped by more than 2,700 students compared with last year.

Some residents criticized the original design as too plain and too tall for the suburb's character.