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Audrey S. Mathews, 94, of St. Louis, Missouri, passed away on November 29, 2025. Born May 6, 1931, in Maple Lake, Minnesota, she is survived by her husband, Scott; children, Laura, Allison, and Adam; and grandchildren, Sylvia, Gabriel, and David.…

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Terrance Ruffin repeatedly harassed the mother of his child over the course of multiple months this year, according to charges filed Monday.

Madison County prosecutors on Monday charged DJ W. Marshall with a bevy of felonies related to the Friday shooting of Officer Tyler Timmons.

Christine Ingrassia, among other allegations, was accused of putting campaign money to personal use and depositing campaign donations in a personal account.

St. Louis Voices Academy was closed last month after an 8-year-old girl wandered away unnoticed from the school in a downtown high-rise.

Onder, a Republican from Lake St. Louis, wants to prohibit unions from endorsing candidates if they have not polled members about their preferences.

The chief downtown officer for Greater St. Louis Inc. will step down at the beginning of 2026, the regional business lobby said Monday.

David Hogan, the president of Hogan Tansports, and Hogan Truck Leasing president Brian Hogan will continue to serve in their leadership roles, along with the current senior leadership team.

Waymo hired lobbyists and reached out to elected officials before its public launch, potentially helping to fend off roadblocks.

Here at the Winter Meetings, there's a buzz about Jeff Kent getting into Cooperstown — but more about how Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens didn't.

Torch electronics, which a jury found operates gambling devices prohibited outside of Missouri casinos, was a key sponsor of the Guns 'N Hoses event.

The man who died was driving a Ford sedan that raced into St. Louis and hit a median at Martin Luther King Drive and Clara Avenue about 11:30 p.m. Sunday.

The city council may put a bond issue and property tax increase on the April 7 election ballot.

MoBot's seed bank houses over 9,600 packets of seeds for conservation purposes — spanning 1,511 species from 20 countries and 30 states.

Headlines from the Dec. 7, 1925, front page include: Three women members of the new Congress

Undercover detectives found the teen as he tried to break into several homes Friday in the Patch neighborhood, police said.

A federal judge in St. Louis engaged in some Biden bashing. Then Trump pardoned a drug dealer.

A man died after stepping out of his vehicle following an early morning crash Sunday near the Bermuda Drive exit on I-70 east.

BioGenerator has invested $50 million in 130 local companies. It's aiming to do more.