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Joyce A. Arnold

Saxton, Gail Suzedell, passed away on April 30, 2025, at the age of 77 following a brief but intense battle with bile duct cancer.

Beloved wife of Brian Schamel; loving daughter of Ramona V. and the late Gene J. Neier; dear sister of Richard (Mary) and Gene Edward (Kathy) Neier; dear daughter-in-law of Sandra J. and the late Richard O. Schamel; dear sister-in-law of…

Esteemed Attorney and Devoted Family Man, Dies at 84.

IN LOVING MEMORY

Laura Lynn Lange (nee Hugyez) departed this world on Thursday morning 04/17/25. She was born on 12/26/69, raised in St. Louis, graduated from Affton High School, then moved to San Diego where she attended SDSU and worked at several law…

82, passed away April 9 in his Bridgeton, Missouri home. Father, brother, uncle, grandfather, co-worker, and friend to many. U.S. Veteran. He was a hard worker and lived a fulfilling life. He will be laid to rest with Ralph Boy,…

Albert, Beverly - Saint Charles, MO

October 28, 1940 - April 25, 2025

90, on Friday May 2, 2025. Visitation Monday, May 12, 4-8p.m. at Kutis City Chapel, 2906 Gravois Ave. Funeral Mass Tuesday, May 13, 10 a.m. at St. Margaret of Scotland. Interment Private

88, Fri., Apr 25, 20253. Memorial visitation Sat., May 17, 10:30-11a.m., Service 11a.m. @The Journey Bayless, 8512 Morgan Ford Rd., St. Louis, MO. A Buchholz Service.

The Trump administration cut off states’ access to hundreds of millions of dollars in pandemic relief funds for public schools, including $19 million for the East St. Louis school district.

"Drive safe — even when you think no one's watching," the Highway Patrol said.

A Kirkwood water main break Thursday had put the whole suburb, which runs its own water department, under a boil advisory for two days.

The Missouri Highway Patrol now refuses to release the names of crash victims, a policy change within the last year.

The crash shut down eastbound lanes of the highway for two hours.

Soon after this school year started, a noxious odor started to affect students and staff in parts of Francis Howell North High School’s new building.

The St. Louis region’s dominant water utility will soon raise its annual revenues by $143 million, based on agreements approved this week by state regulators.

The cave-in there, estimated to be 20 feet deep, was one of two holes that opened in city streets after a rainy spell in mid-April.

Burrus, Donald E. - St. Louis, MO