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Centene raises 2026 profit forecast on improving cost controls
"We continue to make tangible progress in our margin recovery efforts," said Chief Executive Officer Sarah London.
Ferguson data center would be smaller than others pitched
"This is not going to be a mega system," Ferguson Mayor Adrian Shropshire said at the city council meeting Monday night.
Neman: You want to make a reservation? Simply sign away your life
If you want something as important as a dinner reservation, you're going to have to give us a little something in return.
See the April 28, 1926, front page: Prosecutor in Chicago, two others, killed in beer war
Headlines from the April 28, 1926, front page include: Hawes out for Senate; Against World Court.
St. Louis man strikes plea deal in Ted Drewes crash. 'Clearly an accident,' lawyer says
Rasool Al Janabi, 20, will have no conviction on his record if he completes probation for the crash at the Christmas tree lot in December 2024.
Obit Index
Boyle, Patrick - St Louis, MO
Stern, Jr., Henry Hirsh
Henry Hirsh Stern, Jr., 88, of Clayton, Mo., passed away peacefully on Saturday, April 25th, 2026. Born in St. Louis, Mo., September 18th, 1937, Henry was defined by his intense zest for life in every way, his commitment to family…
Toomey, Jacklyn
Jacklyn (Schrenker) Toomey passed away in Castle Rock, CO. For more information visit www.olingerandrews.com
Smith, Mikel
October 18, 1954 - April 23, 2026
Boyle, Patrick
April 25, 2026
Live updates: Storms hit St. Louis area with strong winds, hail, power outages
Free article: Despite some stormy activity Monday morning, “the most potent thunderstorms will occur this afternoon and evening,” said the National Weather Service’s local forecast office.
Missouri jail broke ICE visitation rules, community group alleges
A community group seeking to help those detained by ICE locally is calling on the Greene County Sheriff's Office to follow ICE policies and let members of the group tour the Greene County Jail and
St. Louis County employee was accused of 'public sex' with 4 cops, lawsuit says
Joshua Plew, who is gay, said the accusations came after he filed a discrimination complaint against St. Louis County.
Peter Raven, who transformed Missouri Botanical Garden into global force, dies at 89
In St. Louis, he will be remembered for transforming a sleepy "Shaw's Garden" into today's beloved city attraction and international powerhouse for botanical research.
Boeing refueling drone for Navy, built in St. Louis, finishes first test flight
A refueling drone for the U.S. Navy, built in the St. Louis area, is one step closer to deployment on United States aircraft carriers.
Supreme Court appears split over Bayer's fight against Roundup lawsuits
Bayer hopes to shut down thousands of lawsuits accusing it of failing to warn users that the active ingredient in Roundup causes cancer.
Art curator who left St. Louis under fire now works for U.S. State Department
A former director of the Contemporary Art Museum in St. Louis has a key role in the Trump administration's effort to define national art.
New senior housing to open in south St. Louis
EverTrue Crossroads at Bevo Mill at Gravois Avenue and Morganford Road opens after nearly a decade in the development pipeline.
Former Sheriff Alfred Montgomery's lawyers ask judge to suspend his removal for appeals
The office has been stable in the six months since interim Sheriff John Hayden took over, and that would continue if the judge granted their request, Montgomery's lawyers said.