stLouISTMessenger: Eclectic and growing coalition tries to save the rhythm of St. Louis
As KDHX board tries to sell nonprofit’s license to a Christian broadcast station, supporters ask judge to slow down.
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World’s Fair displayed Filipinos as ‘savages.’ A century later, Clayton marks mistreatment
More than 100 gathered in Clayton on Friday to unveil a plaque commemorating "The Philippine Village Historical Site," part of an effort for a fuller history of the World's Fair.
St. Louis jail is a ‘potential powder keg’
A facility built for progress reflects ‘decades of neglect’ and the city’s deepest struggles, from mental illness to systemic dysfunction.
Man fatally shot in Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood
He was found in the driver's seat of a car on Clara Avenue.
Kansas City has long been a federal hub. The pain from DOGE’s cuts is everywhere
With nearly 30,000 workers, the federal government is the largest employer in Missouri’s second largest metropolitan area.
2 sinkholes open up on St. Louis streets. Neighbors are ‘scared’
City officials blocked off nearly an entire block in the St. Louis Place neighborhood after a 20-foot-deep sinkhole opened when a 100-year-old brick sewer collapsed.
Man arrested after stabbing victim with sword in University City
A De Soto man was arrested Friday after stabbing a victim in the chest with a sword and breaking into two apartments in University City.
Thieves cutting lines is costly for telecom firms, a headache for St. Louis area customers
Missouri ranks third nationally for vandalism that has disrupted broadband and wireless service.
Billy Long’s bid to lead IRS under scrutiny over donations that paid off personal debt
Former Missouri Congressman Billy Long received $137,000 in campaign contributions — just enough to pay off a personal loan to his campaign — after he was tapped to lead IRS.
Business Bulletin: Gateway Foundation selects; Tarlton completes; Cigar Vault wins
Catch up on local business and nonprofit fellowships, partnerships, projects and recognition.
People in Business: Red Cross names; Beverly Farms honors; West Community assigns
Catch up on local business awards, appointments, and hires.
Wolff, Michael "Mike" David
Lake St. Louis, MO. Arrangements will be under the direction of Baue Funeral Home. https://www.baue.com/obituaries
Gianini, Kathleen “Kathy” Ann
April 9, 2025, age 74. Visitation Monday, April 21, 10:30 am — 12:00 pm. Service to follow at 12:00 pm at Baue Cave Springs. Contact 636-946-7811 or visit baue.com
Prewitt, Mary Christine “Honey”
Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, affectionately known by her grandchildren as “Honey,” passed away on Sunday, April 13, 2025 after facing pancreatic cancer with grace and strength. Born in Pittsburgh, PA, she was the beloved wife of…
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Alferman, Frances Ann (nee Siebert) - St. Louis, MO
Sewell, Joyce (nee Carter)
96, April 17, 2025. Funeral service at Schrader Funeral Home, Ballwin, Tuesday, 10 am, with visitation 1 hour prior. For more info see Schrader.com.
Slenker, Daniel J.
Fortified with the Holy Mother Church, passed away peacefully Monday, April 7, 2025.
Alferman, Frances Ann (nee Siebert)
Born March 22, 1949, lost her brave and courageous battle with cancer on April 12, 2025.
Arens, Kelly Lynn (nee Hamilton)
Services: Visitation at SHEPARD FUNERAL CHAPEL, 9255 Natural Bridge Rd. at I-170, Tues., Apr. 22,4-8pm; Funeral Service next day at 10am. More information at 314-426-6000 or www.ShepardFuneralChapel.com
Baumann, Edward F.
95, April 10, 2025. A visitation will be on Tuesday, April 22, 2025 at All Saints Church — St. Peters at 10am until the time of mass at 11am. Burial at Ste. Philippine to follow. Visit www.hutchensfuneralhomes.com