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The shooting was on North Second Street about 11:30 a.m. Monday. No arrests have been announced.

The current law, which prevents minors from receiving puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones, is set to expire in August 2027. The Republican bills would get rid of the expiration date.

The former state senator’s announcement came two days after he lost to former Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder by a 36-32 vote of the Missouri Republican State Committee.

The Trump administration freeze of federal funding ended last week. But the confusion it caused reverberates across science and research in St. Louis, a hub of crop and biosciences.

For 10 years, Ritenour’s International Welcome Center, or IWC, has taught English language learners the customs of America and its schools.

Existing games, unregulated and untaxed, would be removed from stores six months after the launch of new terminals.

Derickson, Doris Elizabeth - St. Louis, MO

December 5, 1934 - February 2, 2025

Nancy Carolyn Nilhas (nee Brown), 87, of Festus, Missouri passed away peacefully on Friday, January 31, 2025. She is survived by her children, Randy, Scott (Diana) Nilhas and Sally (Richard) Manhart; her four grandchildren, Chad (Mechelle), Justin (Audree), Megan and…

Doris Elizabeth Derickson, 93, passed away peacefully on Friday, January 31, 2025 at the Mount Carmel Senior Living facility in St. Charles, Missouri, where she was treated with true love by her caregivers.