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The Senate also has made tax cuts a priority
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Florissant's first Black councilman resigns to become a judge
Tanya Parson, a longtime teacher, is running to finish her husband's term in August
Lambert Airport wants to boost parking fees at lots, garages
The city Airport Commission on Wednesday is expected to vote on the fee hikes, which would go into effect April 1.
Missouri lawmakers say short-term rentals should be taxed as homes, not businesses
Commercial real estate is taxed at a rate of 32%, compared to residential property at 19%
Gov. Kehoe picks former U.S. Rep. Luetkemeyer for MU post
Former Senate President Dave Schatz came in sixth out of 21 candidates running for the GOP nomination for U.S. Senate in 2022
Police arrest man accused of punching woman, 70, while dumping trash in St. Louis alley
Willie Scott-Wilkes, 28, was charged with third-degree assault and tampering with a witness.
Clayton cannabis company suing state over denied licenses
Through its lawsuits, the cannabis company is asking the court to grant it two marijuana dispensary licenses.
Republicans press forward with plan to make it harder to change Missouri Constitution
“I want to have rural Missouri have more of a say in what goes on the ballot,” said Republican Sen. Jason Bean, a Bootheel region cotton farmer.
Augusta board drops its short-term rental fee. But it will ask voters to OK one next year.
Eliminating the $200 annual fee will cost the town about $2,600 in revenue this year, town officials said.
‘Significant issues’ in special education at St. Louis charter school
The school must meet state and federal requirements for special education services by the end of March, according to its sponsor.
Federal agents seize guns, grenade launcher in raid of St. Louis home
Officers arrested 46-year-old Damian L. Pate and found the cache of weapons in the basement of a home at 3127 Pennsylvania Avenue, authorities said.
Neman: Mm-mm blah. (Canned) soup ain't good food.
It's only soup in the most technical of senses.
St. Louis primary election is today: What you need to know
The ballot includes races for St. Louis mayor, comptroller, and the Ward 3 and Ward 11 aldermen.
Jefferson County deputies fatally shoot gunman north of Hillsboro
The unidentified man was shot by police after midnight Monday in the 8100 block of Old Highway 21.
A rainy Tuesday awaits St. Louis, maybe with isolated severe weather in the evening
The St. Louis area could see waves of rain showers Tuesday, with later rounds of the storm potentially producing threats like isolated thunderstorms and hail.
Trump seeks to close FDA office in St. Louis
It's unclear how many employees could be impacted if the FDA office closes.
Missouri conservation department hit with cyberattack
A 2022 audit raised questions about the conservation department's cybersecurity measures.
Jasinski, John T.
February 25, 2025, age 77. Visitation Friday, March 7, Baue Cave Springs, 11:30 am — 1:30 pm. Service to follow at 1:30 pm. Contact 636-946-7811 or visit baue.com.
Binz, Jeffrey
Jeffrey S. Binz, 62, departed in the hope of Christ’s resurrection on February 25, 2025. Devoted son of Marietta (Saunders) and Donald E. Binz, Sr., who preceded him in death. Loving father of Kristen L. Binz and Andrea E. Binz…
O’Brien, David Lee
David Lee O’Brien, 94, of Florissant, Missouri, passed away peacefully. He was a devoted husband to Kay for 70 years, a loving father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, and a proud Pipefitter for Local 562. He will be remembered for his love…