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Eggerding, Herbert, 88, June 3, 2026. Memorial visitation at Concordia Lutheran Church, Kirkwood, Thursday, June 11, at 2 p.m. until time of service at 3 p.m. For more info, see Schrader.com.

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EAST ST. LOUIS — Illinois State Police are investigating after they found a man dead with gunshot wounds in East St. Louis Saturday night.

Commission Chair Richard Banks said they voted in closed session and chose Cox, a colonel, to lead the department.

Legislation would give the Department of Homeland Security about $108 million to hire 200 new investigators and analysts. There are now only seven such agents.

Each vote against recall elicited rowdy jeers from a packed gallery of the more than one-hundred residents seated within the council chambers.

The rulings come a week after a St. Louis Circuit judge sided with the city in an ongoing budget fight with its state-appointed police board.

Patricia Jones is accused of fatally shooting Domonick Tuwaun Owens on Sunday during an argument, according to a probable cause statement.

The details of the agreement are confidential, according to an attorney.

The Wood River studios should be ready for productions in about a year.

The company's surgical business, based in Kirkwood, makes equipment for cataract surgery, intralocular lenses and more.

Police found the victim with multiple gunshot wounds about 8 a.m. Monday.

Mallory told police that he applied for a promotion and was angry that his coworker was promoted instead, court records say.

Authorities, for a third time in about as many months, have charged a man with sexually abusing a child in a store.

Supporters say the tax will keep Missouri from charging entry fees to its state parks

ST. LOUIS — Rasmus Jorgensen, press secretary to Mayor Cara Spencer, is leaving City Hall.

A Florissant man was charged with first-degree murder Monday in connection with an April shooting near O'Fallon Park.

If there is food on food columnist Daniel Neman's plate, he will eat it.

The cancellations likely equate to millions of dollars worth of unrealized spending in the metro.

Despite strenuous efforts by black people and women to lobby Missouri for the right to vote, it took federal constitutional amendments to win the ballot.