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The new St. Louis technical skills training center will be one of 15 new centers at A-B facilities across the country.

Students have been on a hybrid schedule since the flood caused by a burst pipe damaged multiple classrooms, the auditorium and cafeteria.

It's the third announced sale of a part of Spire in just over three weeks, as the company has described a push to round up cash to help finance its recent acquisition of Tennessee's largest gas utility

The district's chief financial officer, athletic director and middle school principal are among the leaders whose contracts weren't renewed.

Mayberry has been a member of the church for 40 years. She got married in the chapel and mourned her husband at his funeral. Tuesday, she watched it get torn down.

The St. Louis County Medical Examiner's Office identified the victim as 15-year-old Deverain Word, who was killed outside his Ferguson home on Nov. 1.

Dakota "Lucy" M. Merit, now 16, was certified by the St. Louis County Family Court on Tuesday to stand trial as an adult.

At least a dozen residents urged the the council to vote against the tax incentives, citing concerns of lost revenue and harm to the environment and neighboring homes.

A surprise move by state officials to cut certain services for people with HIV has blindsided healthcare providers.

According to the latest reports, Wesley Bell has 10 times more available money in his campaign account than Cori Bush.

The moves from the planning commission do not seal the fate of either project.

Ann Wagner, a seven-term GOP incumbent, has a campaign account with more than $4.5 million on hand.

A wave of lawsuits in the last two years have targeted small businesses for failing to comply with the federal Americans with Disabilities Act on website design.

Jermen Rudd III of Wentzville will serve six years and three months in prison for conspiracy to distribute narcotics and introducing a controlled substance into prison.

Grass pollen is expected to spike early in St. Louis and surrounding regions.

Headlines from the April 22, 1926, front page include: Case against Judge English is presented to Senate.

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Brinkmann, Henry John - O'Fallon, MO

Was born on April 20, 1947, and passed away at 79 years old on April 21, 2026. Adoring mother of Rebecca Harris (David) Sullivan and the late Alfred Isadore Harris. Loving sister of Sharon (the late Jim) Leonard, Joe (Mary)…