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District officials said they needed more time to evaluate the dozens challenged by a single parent late last year.

The mayor's comments came after the City Council narrowly rejected a tax abatement package for a 160,000-square-foot youth sports complex and hotels

A police search revealed fake passport cards, fake credit cards and a Treasury check for $25,000.

The police said the vases were stolen sometime on Thursday from St. Charles Memorial Gardens Cemetery, where more than 20,000 people are buried

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: What do Greenland, medical research and "Sesame Street" have in common? All are under attack.

Starting Feb. 1, the Transportation Security Administration will begin charging a $45 fee to passengers who do not have a REAL ID or any of the acceptable alternatives

Headlines from the Jan. 17, 1926, front page include: Third of state road system now complete

Eppler, Marilyn, 87, January 13, 2026. Visitation: Sunday, January 18, 2026, 4-8pm at Schrader - Ballwin. Mass at Ascension Catholic Church, Chesterfield, Monday, at 10am. Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery. For more info see Schrader.com.

April 17, 1957 - January 7, 2026

Eppler, Marilyn - Saint Louis, MO

Hamilton succeeds Judge Cristian M. Stevens, who was named a federal judge here by President Doanld Trump.

St. Louis could see some slick conditions Friday, and possibly a half an inch of snow, beginning in the late afternoon and early evening.

The station at 88.1 FM had been playing dance music before making the long-anticipated switch.

A judge issued a guilty verdict for Keith A. Sanders, 26, in the fatal shooting of Ra'Niya Steward in February 2024.

The victim was Darrius Euell, 29, of St. Louis, police said.

K9 Garden opened its doors to dogs and their owners this week about 5 months after combo bar and dog park Bar K abruptly closed.

The James S. McDonnell Planetarium will close Feb. 1 as the venue undergoes its largest technology upgrade in 25 years.

The incident took place in an apartment in the 1000 block of Hamilton, police said.

Local investor Rod Thomas is partnering with Las Vegas-based real estate firm Contour on a $3.1 billion, 487,000-square-foot facility at the old Famous-Barr warehouse on Market Street.

In scathing letter to Bank of Washington, St. Louis said the $116 million NorthSide wanted for its acres was "so extreme that no amount of negotiation would be realistic."