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Fire districts in St. Louis and St. Charles counties are all asking voters to approve a 1% sales tax. An ex-mayor calls it "unjustifiable and a tremendous injustice."

She was discovered about 5:30 p.m. Sunday in the 6900 block of Pine Ridge Drive. She died at a hospital.

Kirkwood is at a crossroads, voters and candidates say. Sales taxes are down. Costs are up. And utility costs are prompting debate over whether the city can afford them.

Administrators and staff reported harassment from former Sioux City superintendent Juan Córdova for months.

The agency provided gross pay records to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on Wednesday, nine months after the original request was sent.

Councilman Theodore "Ted" Hoskins agreed three years ago not to run for reelection in exchange for prosecutors dismissing criminal charges of election fraud against him.

Headlines from the April 6, 1926, front page include: Enforcement chief admits it is not safe to give dry bureau arbitrary powers.

September 15, 1939 - April 2, 2026

Walton, Joan C. - Ballwin, MO

Local baseball fields are becoming obsolete as travel teams look for tournaments played on turf. Ellisville has a chance to do something about it.

St. Louis County police investigators are requesting help from any witnesses of a wrong-way crash that left one dead and four injured late Friday night.

Suburban school board races in the St. Louis area have cooled off, with fewer candidates running for office and less partisanship.

The school is 3 miles from the village of Hillsdale. Feds offer monetary incentives to departments that help it find undocumented immigrants.

The plant expansion project will add 28,800 square feet of specialized processing and production capacity to the existing 500,000-square-foot facility in the city’s Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood.

After seeing the aggressive crackdown on immigrants, Yelitza Perez said she was planning on leaving St. Louis voluntarily even before her husband got deported.

Headlines from the April 5, 1926, front page include:

Catch up on local business awards, appointments and program participants.

Catch up on local acquisitions, donations, partnerships and projects.

November 12, 1973 - April 1, 2026