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The Honorable William J Wegge Jr, (Bill) 83, of Festus, Missouri, passed away peacefully on December 23, 2025, surrounded by his loving family. Bill was born on January 9, 1942 and grew up just blocks from the ocean in Ocean…

The ruling also strongly rejected a deal Thornhill reached with the state judiciary ethics panel

Hundreds of Afghans have resettled in St. Louis since 2021, boosting the city's population. Further growth of the community is now in question.

A divided St. Louis government faces Republican state leaders trying to assert power over who picks a replacement for ousted Sheriff Alfred Montgomery.

ST. LOUIS — Authorities on Monday charged a man with murdering his grandmother, which happened just hours before he was arrested during a two-hour standoff in north St. Louis this weekend.

Missouri will receive $216 million over five years to help keep rural hospitals afloat.

Scott Faughn announced on Monday that his company was taking over the Jefferson City News-Tribune, Fulton Sun and California Democrat from Arkansas-based WEHCO.

Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick's new report details how continued deficit spending will jeopardize the state's financial health.

O'FALLON, IL. — A woman was found dead in her O’Fallon home Saturday afternoon, authorities said.

Inventory will be on sale until the store’s last day on Jan. 26.

BOURBON, MO. — Police here are investigating the death of a woman killed by two dogs in a home here Saturday.

This year, St. Louis lost iconic eateries, major mall retailers and a number of small, local businesses.

The video is part of a marketing approach that uses social media, the thrill of the chase and a big prize to pump up name recognition for businesses

From slider stands to sporting goods stores to local bookshops, here are some key retail openings in 2025:

Headlines from the Dec. 29, 1925, front page include: A fire destroyed 150 cars and a taxicab driver was charged with criminal carelessness in connection with a woman's death.

The suspect was arrested shortly after 5 p.m. near the intersection of Union Boulevard and Natural Bridge Avenue, two hours after he locked himself in a car.

Temperatures hit a record 78 degrees just before the arrival of a cold front that was forecast to drop temperatures back down to the teens by midnight.

The shelters will be open from 6 p.m. Sunday through 9 a.m. Tuesday, the city said in a news release.

ST. LOUIS — One person was killed in a multivehicle crash Sunday in south St. Louis.