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A public memorial service and celebration of this extraordinary life will be held on Saturday, March 29, 2025, from 6-9 pm. at The Lodge at Grants Trail (4398 Hoffmeister Ave. 63125).

The 4 were accused of mob action in the attack on another prisoner Jan. 27.

Police didn't release the victim's name. The incident occurred about 11 a.m. Tuesday.

Page said he supports the organization as Missouri legislators make moves to undo a constitutional amendment protecting the right to an abortion.

St. Louis County police said they were called at about 12:25 p.m. for a shooting in the 2500 block of Saddle Ridge Drive.

Displaying the Ten Commandments could help make Christian prayer a normal practice in schools and reduce the number of violent crimes committed in them, Sen. Jamie Burger, R-Benton, said.

Last year, it was underwear. This year, it's banana hats.

Republican Sen. Mary Elizabeth Coleman said she would step away from politics when her current term ends in January 2027, giving potential successors an opportunity to campaign for the post.

Prominent personal injury law firm Onder Law Firm is buying CIBC Place, a glass high-rise office building at Interstate 64 and Brentwood Boulevard.

For months Call-A-Ride left riders without a reliable, affordable way to leave their homes, get to work or make it to important doctors appointments.

One focus is on ways to use it more during the winter months.

Pride St. Louis said it is "devastated" that the brewery has declined to sponsor the festival after more than 30 years of partnership.

U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt played key role in landing a multiyear contract for the new F-47 fighter jet. The deal could bring billions of dollars, more jobs to St. Louis.

A Missouri Senate committee asked the public for examples of government fraud and abuse. It got a flood of complaints about how the state was responding to chronic wasting disease.

Nicole Jung's injuries are consistent with a car wreck, but authorities have not disclosed a cause of death as they await results of toxicology tests.

A showdown is brewing between the Missouri House and Senate over $300 million in funding for schools. The House’s proposal is millions of dollars less than what the governor requested.

Local entrepreneur Jim McKelvey, Block (formerly Square) owner and founder, discusses public safety in St. Louis in part two of this interview.

The total represents 5% of the district's teaching positions, according to the Edwardsville Education Association.

In an interview on Monday, Price Smith also said her office would pursue the death penalty under the right circumstances — a departure from her predecessor.

Those who know and are close to the 60-year-old Pritzker say they expect him to seek reelection, with an announcement possibly coming after the legislature adjourns at the end of May.