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Attorney General Catherine Hanaway says crackdown on gas station gambling is underway.
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St. Louis Public Schools considers later start times for middle, high schools
In SLPS, the day starts at 7:15 a.m. for most high schools and middle schools. A new schedule would move the start to 8:00 a.m. or 9:30 a.m.
Ex-St. Louis health director joins Missouri Foundation for Health
Dr. Mati Hlatshwayo Davis was named executive vice president and chief strategy officer for the foundation.
Here’s where to find more than 130 fish fries in the St. Louis area
St. Louisans love their fish fries — maybe more than anywhere else. Here's where you can find them this year.
Woman, 35, dies in crash near O'Fallon, Ill.
The accident occurred Wednesday afternoon on Scott Troy Road at Hagemann Road, the St. Clair County coroner said.
St. Louis cancels more grants in troubled program. Former mayor’s bar among the losers.
St. Louis officials canceled a $500,000 grant with ties to Alderwoman Shameem Clark Hubbard and a $100,000 award to a bar owned by former Mayor Freeman Bosley Jr.
Berkeley official was barred from reelection. He's running again anyway
Ted Hoskins, a former Berkeley mayor and state representative, faced criminal charges of election fraud and signed an agreement to bow out of office at the end of his term.
From Tina Turner to Nelly: 7 influential Black artists from St. Louis
In St. Louis, several Black artists emerged over the decades that changed the blueprint of global music and left a lasting impact on local artist culture.
Students battle for spot in national Braille competition at Missouri School for the Blind
Visually impaired students at Missouri School for the Blind competed to qualify for spot at the national Braille championship in Los Angeles.
WashU student-made silent film from 1916 is added to National Film Registry
The 14-minute silent film tells a charmingly naive story of two students in love.
See the Feb. 19, 1926, front page: Robber shot after unknowingly holding up detectives
Headlines from the Feb. 19, 1926, front page include: A stubborn fire at 18th and Pine streets was fought for three hours by 20 engine companies.
Elliott, Curtis Sr.
June 6, 1934 - February 16, 2026
Lause, Rodney J. "Rod"
June 18, 1955 - February 17, 2026
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Elliott, Curtis Sr. - St.Louis, MO
Foristell residents tell city officials to reject data center plan
"Groundwater does not respect municipal boundaries. Light, traffic, and operational activity do not pause at the edge of this land if it is annexed," one resident said.
Wood River council finalizes sale for $95 million film studio-entertainment complex
Plans call for up to 6 sound and production studios for film and TV projects and an esports arena.
Boeing defense headquarters moving back to St. Louis. Hegseth lauds move
Hegseth spoke to Boeing workers on Wednesday, urging them to increase the pace of production: “We need you to build faster — faster, faster, faster.”
Collinsville woman critically injured when struck by MetroLink train
Crystal Young, 38, suffered severe injuries, including the amputation of her left leg below the knee, after being hit by the train, her mother said.
Relatives of Berkeley murder victim urge judge to reject man's insanity plea
Judge Ellen Ribaudo will rule later on whether to accept Isaac Heath's plea of "not guilty by reason of insanity."
Holleman: Business couple was biggest donor for opposition to St. Charles data center
The operators of a large aerospace manufacturing company provided the bulk of the money to oppose the data center.