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Streets director tells aldermen at budget committee meeting that more than half what is put in recycling dumpsters is ending up in the trash.

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Hart, Lois Ann (nee: Wright) - St. Louis, MO

March 4, 1929 - May 11, 2025

Tuesday, May 13, 2025. Visitation at Kutis Affton Chapel 10151 Gravois Rd. 63123 on Sunday, May 18 from 4-8 pm. with Funeral Service on Monday, May 19 at 9:30 am. Interment at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.

December 13, 1938 - May 9, 2025

Sports betting is set to kick off in Missouri on Dec. 1, as regulators race to write rules and launch the program.

Boeing has secured a pair of major orders in the Middle East during a visit to the region by President Donald Trump.

St. Clair County resident Courtney Gully had a reaction to the bedbugs and was transported to a local hospital, where she was examined in the parking lot.

Qui Tran was in court Thursday for the sentencing of one of the two men convicted of robbing his father, Sau Tran, on Feb 25, 2018.

Police on Thursday said they’ve received “numerous” phone calls from concerned parents since Cedric Gerald was charged Wednesday.

The bill expands access to health care for women. It also allows the Missouri Farm Bureau to offer new affordable health plans for its members.

A plan to subsidize the conversion of empty office buildings in downtown St. Louis into residential dwellings fell short of the finish line as Missouri lawmakers adjourned for the year Thursday.

The St. Louis County jail's inadequate medical system left a man suffering from drug withdrawal for hours, exacerbating a heart condition that ultimately killed him, according to a lawsuit.

The Missouri House, citing possible demands from drought-stricken states, voted 116-23 to bar the export of large amounts of water without a state permit.

The plan is still in development, but officials say they want it to include wider shoulders, bicycle paths, new sidewalks, trees, raised grass medians and changes to commercial access.

The Missouri House sent the governor a plan on a 131-18 vote that would raise the current processing fee for licensing a car or trailer from $6 to $9.

It’s an important hire. It will be Jonsson’s job to coordinate with city departments to make them work, and troubleshoot problems when they don't.

The raises will cost at least $15.3 million annually, increasing the county's expected budget deficit this year to $40 million.

WashU has removed the name of Robert J. Terry from a lecture series and professorship after the university’s new Naming Review Board agreed with a challenge brought by 12 students.