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After months of silence, St. Louis' new personnel says changes have been made to prevent missteps — such as $13,000 being issued to the former comptroller.
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Illinois lawmakers seek to regulate new data centers’ power, water usage
CHICAGO — Amid concerns about data centers’ impact on prices, electricity supplies and the environment, two Illinois lawmakers have introduced a bill to regulate new projects in Illinois.
See the Feb. 12, 1926, front page: United Mine Workers end their coal strike
Headlines from the Feb. 12, 1926, front page include: A decision barring a countess from admission due to adultery was the first use of law to bar a divorcee.
Becker, Carol Fay
February 6, 2026
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June 13, 1944 - February 10, 2026
Lewis, Lydia Lee
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Festus won't set election on data center zoning
The Festus City Council will not set a special election for a vote on data centers in city limits, according to a press release.
Man charged in Starbucks killing in St. Louis had robbed others, wearing same outfit
Police searched the home of Keith Lamon Brown late Tuesday night and discovered items belonging to two prior robbery victims, as well as a neon construction vest.
MoDOT plans open house on New Halls Ferry project
Staff and consultants with the Missouri Department of Transportation will host a public open house meeting for its New Halls Ferry Road Safety and Operational Improvements project on Feb. 25 from 4-6 p.m. The meeting will be held at the…
Budget cuts to close 2 pools, St. Louis County satellite office, Page says
Page said operating hours of offices serving the public at county headquarters in Clayton and satellite centers in South County and St. Ann will be scaled back.
Ameren gets OK to build gas plant and battery storage at Rush Island coal site
The decision means the St. Louis-based utility can overhaul the property that housed its Rush Island Energy Center, a coal plant that shut down after years of troubles and violations.
Victim shot in Starbucks drive-thru in St. Louis was Sado's GM, figure skating coach
The person killed in a shooting at a Starbucks drive-through was a figure skating coach and a key leader at multiple acclaimed restaurants in St. Louis.
St. Louis Public Schools leader outlines goals to regain full accreditation from state
Interim Superintendent Myra Berry said the district is focused on four areas of improvement: attendance, literacy, finances and operations.
Second man takes deal in shooting death of Hazelwood hotel manager, gets 7 years
Victor Fooks, 53, the manager of the InTown Suites Extended Stay Hotel in Hazelwood, on Nov. 25, 2023, was shot in the back parking lot of the hotel.
Clayton gets a kosher deli. Butcher services to come.
Nate’s Kosher Deli, at 7923 Forsyth Boulevard in Clayton, opened this month for takeout and will soon open its dining room for counter service, owner Avi Rosenberg said.
St. Louis to send emergency funds to ailing water department
Less than three years after emergency water rate hikes, city officials say St. Louis’ water system still lacks the money needed to keep up with repairs and delayed major projects.
Lawmakers push plan to boost downtown St. Louis with incentives, subsidies
The proposal is designed to also help rural communities