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Maryjane Murphey Krause, 95, died peacefully. She was widow to G. Lynn Krause, MD and is survived by their children George (Chip), Jane (Doeblin), Deb, Pax and 7 grandchildren. Service: 5/24 11 a.m., First Presbyterian Church, STL, (PCUSA). Luptonchapel.com.

Robert “Bob” A. Meyer, 65, of St. Louis, died at home on Monday, April 21, 2025.

Fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church Thursday, May 8, 2025.

Bond’s political career spanned four decades, during which he went from young liberal whiz kid to born-again conservative.

Bond’s political career spanned four decades, during which he went from young, relatively liberal whiz kid to born-again conservative.

The state would help cover up to half of the cost of a new stadium for the Royals and a refurbished Arrowhead Stadium for the Chiefs.

Saying some liberal lawmakers have “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” Missouri’s junior U.S. senator said the GOP should welcome Democrats pushing party further to the left.

Miller said her measure would restrict eligibility for food stamps to U.S.-born or naturalized citizens and legal permanent residents, aka green card holders.

An engineering firm that worked on several Green Street Real Estate Ventures projects has won a more than $200,000 settlement against the troubled St. Louis developer.

The Missouri Supreme Court’s decision on whether cities and counties can stack marijuana sales taxes will impact more than 70 local jurisdictions in Missouri.

Any cuts would strain state budgets, according to a new analysis.

House Republicans have unveiled the cost-saving centerpiece of President Donald Trump's “big, beautiful bill,” at least $880 billion in cuts largely to Medicaid to help cover the cost of $4.5 trillion in tax breaks.

Voters would get the final say on whether to repeal the law they approved last year and allow abortions in limited cases.

I was making my favorite type of spiced nuts for a party, and I realized I needed maple syrup.

The billboard featuring the Arch reads “Greetings from Gateway Arch National Park. Now with reduced staff. Made possible by $ D.O.G.E.”

The suit calls for former Superintendent Keisha Scarlett to pay back $56,700 to SLPS for personal and travel expenses.

The Midland Avenue home was built in 1908 for John L. Miers and designed by noted architecture firm Barnett, Haynes & Barnett, which was behind the Cathedral Basilica.

Video taken by concerned residents of the normally quiet neighborhood showed cars sliding in circles and burning out their tires in the intersection.

Greater St. Louis Inc. is seeking redevelopment ideas for the soon-to-be vacant, historic Wainwright Building.

Gov. Mike Kehoe’s office is reviewing the effects of a surprising decision Friday by the Missouri House to forgo voting on a massive construction spending measure.