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Rural residents report greater concern than urban and suburban Americans about what data centers could mean for their electricity costs and farmland use.

Headlines from the July 11, 1926, front page include: Man sues widow he says proposed then jilted him.

Dominique "Domo" Hoskins, 28, was killed while on the job at Domino's Pizza, 7240 Natural Bridge Road in Normandy.

The Mark Twain Hotel in downtown St. Louis will close Sept. 1, after becoming the target for legal action by the Missouri attorney general's office.

April 2, 1951 - July 7, 2026

Barbara Lauterwasser, age 70, passed June 6, 2026. Visitation Tues. July 14, 4:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. at Pitman Funeral Home, Wentz. Additional Visitation: Wed. July 15, 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. at St. Ginanna Catholic Church. Funeral: Wed. July…

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“A lot of traumatized people showed up here,” said Sharon Thomason-Sekyi, at Black River Lodge. In some cases, she added, “they’d been in trees since about 4 a.m.,” or saved from rooftops.

Judge Thomas McCarthy will decide whether the city can finally wrest some land away from longtime owner NorthSide Regeneration.

The bakery is located at 1508 S. Hanley Road, off Interstate 64 and becomes the tenth Crumbl store in the region.

Peverill Squire, political science professor at the University of Missouri-Columbia, said Amendment 5 is putting Republicans in a tough position.

The civil action stems from town hall meeting Bell hosted on Aug. 19 that ended with some protesters being physically removed from the hall.

Several rivers in Southern Missouri rose by feet in a few hours Friday morning as heavy rain fell.

James Brison was sentenced Thursday to 16 years in prison for beating and stabbing a jail guard and shooting his girlfriend in the back in a separate incident.

"I think we, as a society, at least here in high-income countries, really take for granted that we have food security, and I don't think we should be so blasé."

Police were arriving on scene when a 44-year-old man suspected of trying to break into a home on Union Boulevard fired at another man.

Lawsuit alleging lead poisoning of Peruvian children took 19 years to reach a $150 million settlement.

The owner of the building said Friday that it plans to close the property Sept. 1.

Voters will decide Aug. 4 whether lawmakers can phase out Missouri's income tax and broaden sales taxes. Supporters aren't saying what new items would be taxed or how much.

The investigation comes after the boy's mother told the Post-Dispatch that the police ignored her concerns for two years.