STLtoday 💲📰

Demarko Henderson was killed in the 5100 block of Lexington Avenue.

The Vernon County Republican Committee heads to court on Tuesday against the county clerk — a Republican — over who determines who runs for office and call themselves a Republican.

The unidentified victim was shot just before 10:30 p.m. Saturday. Police think he was in his 20s.

The Missouri Highway Highway Patrol identified the victim as Joshua J. Jenkins, 21.

Windows designed and crafted by Emil Frei Sr. were an irreplaceable feature of the long-abandoned St. Augustine church.

Toni Wade was voted to lead the Continuum of Care, which oversees homeless services. But the city has questioned her billing and payment practices.

Cardinals president Bill DeWitt III is adamant that the team isn't seeking public subsidy right now. But if it did, he said, it would have a strong case to make.

Why did Danielle Tormala get a $1 million buyout? No one has explained publicly, but she faced a wave of hostility. And a judge weighed in on social media.

Illinois State Police are handling the homicide investigation.

In two years, Washington University will launch a new school devoted to public health — and a Boston University epidemiologist will lead the charge.

Injuries didn't appear to be life-threatening.

Homicide detectives are investing another overnight shooting on the south side of the city.

A man and woman were shot dead Sunday morning in a residential area of unincorporated St. Louis County just west of Overland.

Chesterfield police Officer Melvin Campbell wrote in court records that Shah had a previous arrest in 2019 for similar alleged conduct in Town and Country.

Little Joe came to the Saint Louis Zoo in 2005.

Spatri Warner lived in the 4000 block of North Grand.

The wide-ranging bill would allow charter schools in Boone County, but districts there say the expansion would drain district resources.

The brood has been buried underground for more than a decade.

The victim waited 38 minutes for an ambulance and later died, drawing attention to the high number of vacancies in the Fire Department’s EMS bureau.

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: “Pretend you’re 60,” I said. I say the same thing when I drive at night.