stLouISTSt. Louis County man threatens Missouri rep. in spate of phone calls
St. Louis County prosecutors said Michael Edward Reilly on Monday made a spate of calls to the office of state Rep. Brad Christ, a south St. Louis County Republican.
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St. Louis man charged with shooting at cops outside Hampton Avenue apartment building
Prosecutors charged Thomas H. Stevens, 31, with breaking into an apartment, stealing a gun and shooting at police earlier this week.
Florissant woman was a 'mule' in romance scam. She got money from all over
Shirley Waller, 43, said she participated in the romance scam and committed fraud in an effort to support her family.
Officials abandon quest for new MetroLink line in St. Louis
The move by Metro Transit comes five months after Mayor Cara Spencer wanted proof that the $1.1 billion project could win federal support.
Metro East newspaper publisher sells 15 properties to Kentucky firm
Mascoutah-based Better Newspapers Inc. has sold 15 newspapers in southeast Missouri and southern Illinois to Paxton Media Group.
Eberhardt, Regina (nee Riess)
Monday, September 22, 2025. Visitation at Kutis Affton Chapel (10151 Gravois Rd. 63123) on Friday, September 26, 10:00 a.m. until funeral service at 12:00 noon. Interment Our Redeemer Cemetery. Contributions to the Alzheimer’s Assn. appreciated.
Epstein, Edwin
Edwin M. Epstein passed away on September 20, 2025. Beloved husband of the late Clarine “Cookie” for over 64 years; Son of the late Ida and the late Louis Epstein; cherished father of Gary (Karen) Epstein, Craig (JoEllen) Epstein and…
Monahan, C.C.V.I., Sister Helena
Sister Helena Monahan of the Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word dedicated her life to the service of the poor, the education of young people, care for the natural world, and the dignity of immigrants. She…
Swanson, Richard "Swede" Forrest
Swede passed away peacefully in Sarasota, FL. Funeral arrangements are available thru Kutis Funeral Home Inc.
Monahan, Sister Helena
May 1, 1942 - September 19, 2025
Dardenne Prairie owns 10-acre field. Here's what residents want and don't want built on it.
Several attendees told city leaders they wanted to see the property at the corner of Post Road and Town Square Avenue transformed into a city park.
Washington Avenue food hall slated to open in downtown St. Louis
Developer who has bought up downtown apartments said project will help reenergize area.
Ban on access to dangerous Jefferson County swim spot delayed
County Council votes Monday to amend the bill to clarify that first responders can conduct training exercises, thus delaying final passage until Oct. 14.
Small-town sheriff cracks 'The Case of the Missing Penguin' in St. Louis
The stolen penguin is among the artwork at the 21c Museum Hotel St. Louis at 1528 Locust Street downtown.
Centene to rebate $90 million to Missouri customers
A subsidiary of Clayton-based Centene Corp. is mailing checks to Missouri customers because it violated requirements of the Affordable Care Act.
Top Missouri senator hits pause on Capitol renovation plans
Senate President Cindy O'Laughlin insists she's not against renovating the Capitol building
Father of East St. Louis councilman pleads guilty to drug charge
Courtney R. Hoffman, 65, of Cahokia, pleaded guilty to possessing illegal drugs with the intent to distribute, authorities said. His son is East St. Louis Councilman Courtney Hoffman II.
Jimmy Kimmel's show return won't air in St. Louis as Sinclair wants 'accountability'
Sinclair Broadcast Group, owner of St. Louis affiliate KDNL (Channel 30) said it would preempt Jimmy Kimmel's show.
Business leaders laud St. Louis mayor’s data center approach
The applause follows the scrapping of a moratorium on new data center projects last week.
Sheriff sues St. Louis to block law assigning him duties
A lawsuit, filed just hours after Mayor Cara Spencer signed the rules into law Monday, says only the state Legislature can prescribe duties for the sheriff.