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Szydlowski, SSND, Sr. Camille "Loretta", 88, on Thursday April 2, 2026. Beloved aunt, great-aunt, cousin, friend and Sister in Community. Throughout her illness she formed many fond relationships with the medical staff who cared for her.

September 20, 1938 - April 3, 2026

December 11, 1934 - April 1, 2026

The proposition calls for the creation of a tax credit program that permanently prevents rising property values from causing tax bills to go up higher than they were in 2024.

Property taxes will see some reduction but not until the end of next year. The districts will raise substantial new revenue in the meantime.

Former County Assessor Scott Shipman defeated Councilwoman Mary West by a wide margin. Downtown will be represented by Chris Kyle, who defeated incumbent Bill Otto by a single vote.

Crow defeats Bwayne Smotherson, a city councilman.

If voters reject the measure, the tax would be phased out over the next 10 years, forcing City Hall to either replace the revenue with another source or make deep cuts to services.

Deb Lavender, Sheila Burkett and Justin Arnold were on track to win council seats, according to early election results as of 7:30 p.m.

Ronald J. Kruszewski has led Stifel Financial Corp. since 1997.

City officials said Tuesday they would board up all the units by the end of the week, but several residents said they had no idea where they'd go.

The amusement park will be rebranded to "Mid-America by Enchanted Parks" in an homage to its original name, Six Flags Over Mid-America.

St. Louis Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol and outfield, base running and quality control coach Jon Jay will meet and greet fans on Saturday at Schnucks in Edwardsville.

Harris-Stowe State University in St. Louis would lose funding under a plan adopted by the Missouri House.

The 21 geometric shapes all contain a light, so at night they cast patterned shadows.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement can only conduct enforcement actions in schools if they have consent from administrators or a judicial warrant signed by a judge.

The woman who died was 24-year-old Raven McCline of Belleville.

The woman who died Friday after being hit by a wrong-way driver has been identified as Katie Holman, 23, of Alton.

The move dramatically decreases cash going to the school’s Legion of Black Collegians, the Association of Latin American Students, plus organizations representing Asian and LGBTQ students.

These days, food doesn't get made the right way if I'm making it.