stLouISTWieda, David M.
Apr. 11, 2025. Dear husband of Susie; father of David. Service Sat., Apr. 19, 10 am at Bopp Chapel. Vis Fri 4-9 pm. Go to Bopp Chapel website for full obituary.
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Discovery of vote-tally glitch causes new winner in Jefferson County election race, tie in another
Revised returns show a different winner of a seat on the Rock Township Ambulance Board and a race for Scotsdale trustee ending in a tie.
Man gets 15 years for driving getaway car in deadly St. Louis robbery
James Armstrong, 26, of Jennings was sentenced in the 2023 shooting death of Jerry Savage Jr., 25.
Five people shot, one fatally, at Fairground Park in St. Louis
The man who died was 21, police said.
St. Louis County Council hires local attorney as part-time legislative researcher
Shira Truitt will work part-time for the council and earn $51 an hour to do legislative research.
Spencer picks cop as public safety director, former MoBot exec as operations chief
Robert Herleth will be the mayor-elect’s interim chief operating officer. Herleth was previously an executive at A.G. Edwards and at the Missouri Botanical Garden.
US Sens. Hawley and Durbin team up to protect workers at failing companies
Their proposal would allow workers and retirees from companies facing bankruptcy to retain more of their wages, benefits and retirement savings.
Stolen car fleeing St. Louis police crashes into another car, killing a woman
Police arrested five people, including three juveniles, in the stolen car.
KDHX supporters make plea to stop sale to evangelical broadcast network
Court filings preview the most pivotal arguments yet in the fight over community radio station KDHX.
Police: Man shot, critically injured by nephew at family gathering in St. Louis
The victim was shot at a home in the 5600 block of Goodfellow Boulevard about 11 p.m. Sunday.
St. Louis beer, coffee and whiskey makers prepare for Trump’s tariffs. Your tab may rise.
Some St. Louis-area businesses are switching up their plans in response to the tight economy and looming trade wars.
Man shot to death in Dutchtown neighborhood of St. Louis
The victim was identified as 37-year-old Jesse Woods.
Congressman Bell of St. Louis joins bipartisan team to crack down on foreign campaign money
In recent years, reports indicate that shell companies with foreign money have been used to assist campaigns from both major political parties.
No bid, few rules. Still, St. Louis County looks to send cash to Spanish Lake farm
Rustic Roots Sanctuary would expand fresh food in a food desert. But there has been no competitive bid, no requirements for spending the money and troubles in the past.
Alexis Zotos to leave KMOV at the end of the month
Zotos has been with KMOV for 15 years.
In ruby red southern Illinois, Democrat Sean Casten looks to win over rural voters
The loss of union coal mining and manufacturing jobs contributed to a decadeslong cultural and ideological shift in southern Illinois.
Republican-backed abortion ballot question on deck for Missouri House debate
Abortion rights could be front and center once again for Missouri voters as Republicans turn focus to new ballot question.
Why conservatives fell short in key St. Charles County school board races
Supporters of winning candidates say voters wanted less divisiveness and more normalcy. Backers of conservatives say losses were the result of low voter turnout, not changing voter sentiment.
Over bacon and eggs, St. Louis grandma helped teens grieve. They’re ready to graduate now.
After her grandson died, Peggy Winckowski kept hosting breakfasts for his friends all through their high school years. “She just treats everyone like family.”
Messenger: Spencer vows to build a better St. Louis. What does success look like?
A bomb-thrower as an alderman, new St. Louis mayor inherits a city that needs a boost in providing services.