stLouISTSupreme Court rules for Bayer, against St. Louis man in 'landmark' Roundup cancer case
Bayer has paid billions more in legal settlements to resolve thousands of Roundup cases, while others remain active.
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Ladue zoning commission rejects apartments at quarry site. They could still happen.
Ladue's Zoning and Planning Commission voted to recommend that the city council not approve the Rock Hill Quarries development.
Podcast episode explores Confluence Academies’ YMCA partnership to teach kids water safety
Content by Confluence Academies. Without the proper swimming instruction, a fun day in the sun can turn into a tragedy.
St. Louis police appeal judge's order to release records to the Post-Dispatch
A judge last month ordered the city to turn over the records. But in appealing, the police department has opted to continue the fight.
From vacant lot to The Sports Yard: New soccer venue to open in The Grove
The Sports Yard will offer pickup soccer, private training youth camps and event space, as well as food and drink options for those who just want to hang out.
Missouri joins coalition to block California plastic pollution law
Missouri has no law banning single-use plastics
In rom-com being shot in St. Louis, the Hill is one of the characters
The low-budget romantic comedy blends Italian cooking and baseball.
New York congressional primary winner has St. Louis roots
One of the big winners in Tuesday's primary election in New York has roots in the St. Louis area.
SSM Health, feds strike $1M deal to settle Medicare overbilling claims
SSM agreed to pay $939,290 to settle allegations brought by a business manager who worked in SSM's pharmacy division.
Eureka nursing home set for sale, could trigger layoffs
The terms of the agreement to sell Francis Place in Eureka call for all employees to be terminated immediately before the deal’s closing date.
German-Americans battle loyalty questions in World War I: Revisiting St. Louis' history
The worst case was the hanging murder of Robert Paul Prager in Collinsville. Many German-Americans served in the American army during the Great War.
See the June 25, 1926, front page: Forrest Ferguson and Alfred Baggot indicted for fraud
Headlines from the June 25, 1926, front page include: Mayor gives tentative OK to United Railways refranchise.
Saulnier, John Jay
June 18, 1956 - June 20, 2026
Day, Timothy M
December 27, 2025
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Day, Timothy M - Richmond Heights, MO
Sullivan, Jr., Albert C.
Albert C. Sullivan, Jr. of Farmington, was born on September 19, 1940, and passed away June 22, 2026, at the age of 85. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Cozean Memorial Chapel in Farmington. www.cozeanfuneralhome.com
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Man, 23, dies in Warren County crash
The one-vehicle crash took place about 1:30 p.m. Tuesday on North Stringtown Road northeast of Wright City, authorities said.
St. Louis chief says Grove will be open and secure for Pride weekend
Chief Robert Tracy said Wednesday the department has a plan to keep people safe during this weekend's Pride festivities amid recent confusion about curfews and bar closings.
St. Louis-based owner of former Dominion Voting settles with My Pillow, Mike Lindell
Scott Leiendecker's Liberty Vote settled most of Dominion's defamation lawsuits against those who claimed its machines rigged the 2020 election against President Trump. It still had two left, including one settled Monday with My Pillow and its owner, Mike Lindell.