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Lunt, Joseph G., baptized into the hope of Christ's resurrection, Thursday, February 5, 2026.

Duran Roundtree, 39, of Hillsdale pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of a firearm in a plea deal with prosecutors.

Police were searching the area for a man wearing a lime green vest and hard hat who was walking away from the scene.

A worker at Eddie Bauer’s St. Louis Premium Outlets location confirmed that the store will shutter April 26. The Galleria store doesn't have a closing date yet, an employee said.

The plan would not affect commercial vehicles like trucks or school buses

Anthony P. Hinojosa, 33, faces three felony charges: intimidation, false report of an offense, and electronic harassment, court records and a Troy Police Department news release said.

A teenage boy is in critical but stable condition at a hospital after being shot multiple times Monday, Belleville police said.

Lauren Rich, who grew up in St. Louis, will spend 19 days at the rink in Cortina, Italy, making sure the ice is just right for the Olympic competitors.

FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS — George A. Lanxon, a foundational figure in the establishment and growth of Fairview Heights, died Sunday at age 93.

Gibbons' comments come in response to pressure from residents and preservationists to save the Marquitz-Garesche house, which dates back to the founding of Kirkwood, in the 1850s.

Plenty of food and plenty to drink led the way to the party of the year. So far.

The U.S. Army Corps is removing six houses along Coldwater Creek to unearth and remove radioactive contamination in the soil.

Missouri lawmaker seek label artificial intelligence systems as "non-sentient entities."

Headlines from the Feb. 10, 1926, front page include: Mussolini sticks to his charge in a fiery rejoinder to German reply.

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June 24, 1942 - February 6, 2026

Bitter (nee Nahm), Sharon A. - St. Louis, MO

The city's zoning commission had been expected to vote on a proposal that would have recommended the city's current year-long moratorium be made permanent.

The residents have spent weeks going door to door across Festus gathering signatures for a petition that would require a vote before data centers are approved for the next decade.

Hamilton said a company discussed a center that would involve 250 to 300 acres of land and a 1.2-million-square-foot building for a 500-megawatt facility. There is no proposal yet.