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Put Missouri First, created last week to counter the referendum campaign seeking to put the state’s congressional map on the 2026 ballot, reported two $50,000 contributions this week.

Content by Soldiers Memorial Military Museum. On Nov. 11, the museum opens its special exhibition, “Two Minutes to Midnight and the Architecture of Armageddon.”

The state won't use the scores to downgrade accreditation status until another academic year of data is collected.

The 14-year-old boy and his mother filed the suit in federal court in the Northern District of California after the teen sent sexually explicit images of himself to an adult.

Like other airport concession contracts, the joint venture includes local companies with political ties.

Headlines from the Nov. 7, 1925, front page include: Trial of 21 in Jack Daniel case set for Dec. 14

Jones, Mark B. — Carlyle, IL

December 28, 1963 — November 3, 2025

The Missouri Department of Transportation will be closing the far-right lane of westbound I-64 at Spirit of St. Louis Boulevard starting at 7 p.m. Saturday to restripe lanes on the westbound bridge. All work is weather permitting.

Officers were called at about 8 p.m. to investigate the man's death at the St. Louis City Justice Center, St. Louis police said.

The incident took place about 5:30 a.m. near West Florissant Avenue, police said.

Spirit, which has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, will stop serving Lambert Airport on Jan. 8.

So far, Lambert has seen minimal impacts of the shutdown that began Oct. 1 and has since become the longest in U.S. history.

The audit uncovered faulty pension information and violations of the city charter and ordinances.

Aisha Sultan writes: Why was I so skeptical about the possibility of Zohran Mamdani — a Muslim of South Asian heritage — winning the New York City mayoral election?

"We were shocked," said Todd Reineke, a lifelong St. Charles resident and one of the petition organizers.

Since the federal government shutdown on Oct. 1, these have been the major impacts in the St. Louis area.

"There was no way for people to come together," said Rabbi Chaim Landa. "People felt like they were the only Jew in St. Charles County."

The Refuse Division’s budget this year is about $29 million; trash fees are expected to cover only about $17 million.

Pritzker also said Democratic wins at the ballot box this week were a reaction to the president’s failure to curb price increases and to his launching immigration enforcement raids.