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Harold Duffield, 86 years young, the eternal optimist, went to the Lord October 9, 2025. He was a beloved husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, uncle, brother, everyone’s friend, neighbor, a dreamer, boat builder, sailor, lover of the river. A funeral…

Undeterred by rain, the protesters held signs and marched across downtown St. Louis, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and the Metro East.

President Donald Trump’s order to federalize, or take control of, 300 members of the Illinois National Guard, along with others from Texas and California, has been blocked since last week.

The fatal shooting happened on Aug. 24 in north St. Louis.

A second man, 24, was found with gunshot wounds nearby, but he survived.

About 200 people attended the event for the legendary Congressman, with speakers commemorating his accomplishments and leadership.

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: Josh Hawley reminds me of Bill Clinton. Hawley is super-smart, good-looking and charming. Both were born in small towns.

BMO, with more than a dozen St. Louis-area branches, has included them as part of its deal to sell 138 locations.

Headlines from the Oct. 18, 1925, front page include: Race on to see which party can cut taxes most

Here's what you need to know about Saturday's 'No Kings' protests planned across the St. Louis area.

Millicent Borishade has been fired after a rocky 15-month tenure. Myra Berry, the district's interim chief of human resources, was named interim superintendent.

More than 320,000 Missouri households rely on federal food stamp benefits to supplement their groceries

Widespread showers and thunderstorms expected on Saturday will interrupt a nearly historic run of dry conditions in St. Louis.

Eugene R. Ross, 84, of Maryville, IL, born July 18, 1941, in ESL, IL, died on October 14, 2025, in St. Louis, MO.

Ross, Eugene R. — St. Louis, MO

Brett Jay Weinman of Chesterfield, Missouri, passed away peacefully at Missouri Baptist Medical Center in Town & Country on October 15, 2025, at the age of 59.

Trump said on his Truth Social platform that the plan would reform universities that are "now corrupting our Youth and Society with WOKE, SOCIALIST, and ANTI-AMERICAN Ideology."

Department of Energy's decision to pull a $200 million grant that would have helped build a $570 million North St. Louis factory.

The derailment blocked railways, forcing multiple Amtrak routes from Kansas City to St. Louis to be canceled, according to social media posts from the company.

The Missouri Department of Transportation will close the northbound Interstate 270 exit ramp to Missouri Bottom Road for one week for pavement repairs.