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Judge Joshua Divine ruled lawyers for the family of Don Clark Sr. didn't provide enough evidence to suggest police unjustifiably shot him during a search in 2017.

A judge ruled that Gov. Mike Kehoe had the constitutional authority to call the special session that resulted in the passage of a new gerrymandered congressional map for Missouri.

Her biggest surprise about the experience? The wheel is heavier than she expected.

Reporters revealed that some grant winners were not operating businesses, were not based in north St. Louis or were behind on property taxes.

The Foristell Board of Aldermen are considering whether to extend the city's limits to include the 216 acres on the city's northwest side for a data center.

There are dozens of emails that reference St. Louis in the recently released Epstein files. Many focus on flights into the city and work on his plane.

The federal prosecutor based in St. Louis has taken part in meetings since last fall with lawyers reinvestigating Trump's 2020 loss to Biden.

New court documents now explain how police flagged the Jeep, followed it through St. Louis in unmarked cars and spiked its tires without alerting the driver with sirens or lights.

The Bank of Washington could put up even more of a fight to hold onto the Pruitt-Igoe site — it values the 34-acre property at $33 million, lawyers for the LCRA wrote in a 2024 court filing.

Headlines from the Feb. 16, 1926, front page include: Robbers got away with $8,000 from the Water Tower Bank at 21st Street and East Grand Avenue.

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The unified St. Louis County school district that serves children with special needs is worth celebrating and preserving.

Jefferson County authorities said 69-year-old Billy Moman died in the Sunday morning standoff and is suspected of the murder of 46-year-old Marijon Ludwig.

St. Louis supporter groups argue that the messaging is welcoming, not political.

Billed as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to invest in future generations, the Rams settlement has plugged budget gaps and covered immediate needs.

Headlines from the Feb. 15, 1926, front page include: The Senate again adopted a resolution to do away with the lame duck session.

Chat with local road and highway authorities on Wednesdays.

Catch up on local business appointments, hires and promotions.

Catch up on local business acquisitions, awards, and milestones.

Kenneth "KC" E. Cox, age 74, of Wentzville, passed away February 10, 2026. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. The family is being served by Pitman Funeral Home in Wentzville (pitmanfuneralhome.com).