stLouISTPolice ID bicyclist killed in St. Louis crash early Saturday
The crash happened at about 4:30 a.m. on Manchester Avenue at Tamm Avenue.
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SLATE Missouri Job Center plans job fair
The SLATE Missouri Job Center will hold its annual Holly Jolly Holiday Hiring Fair on Thursday and Friday, Dec. 4-5, from 9 a.m. to noon, at 1520 Market Street, in the first-floor conference room.
St. Louis sheriff's removal case now in judge's hands. Ruling to come in 'timely' manner
“He has failed to devote his full time to his office," Missouri Attorney General's Office lawyer Gregory Goodwin said. "He simply can’t do it.”
Hochman: In Sonny Gray trade, new Cardinals prospect Brandon Clarke intrigues, but is no sure thing
The St. Louis Cardinals traded Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox and got Brandon Clarke, a lefty who can hit 100 mph.
St. Louis patients in limbo as BJC, Aetna remain at odds in coverage talks
Without a new agreement, BJC Health will be out of Aetna's coverage network employer-sponsored commercial plans, starting Jan. 1.
More apartments coming to Central West End, this time at Boy Scouts building
A 155-unit apartment development is slated to replace the St. Louis Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America' headquarters in the Central West End.
Festus council OKs rezoning for data center but details not likely soon
The City Council voted 8-0 Monday night to rezone about 365 vacant acres to allow industrial use, including a possible data center a developer hopes to build.
Two casino projects restart at Lake of the Ozarks
Missouri voters last year rejected a proposal to allow a casino to be built at the vacation destination.
Neman: To rinse pasta, or not to rinse? Do you even have to ask?
Some people rinse pasta after cooking it. Some people will do anything for attention.
Webster University narrows its budget shortfall to $9 million, audit shows
"We've pretty much been trying to revamp our business model," Chancellor Tim Keane said in an interview Monday.
Metro East Secretary of State employees allegedly took $25, $50 bribes to expedite IDs
The suspects were a 47-year-old East St. Louis woman and a 33-year-old Edwardsville woman.
See the Nov. 25, 1925, front page: Carleton and Forrest Ferguson indicted
Headlines from the Nov. 25, 1925, front page include: Carleton and Forrest Ferguson indicted; falsification of audit to obtain credit is charged
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Ehinger, Stanton E. - Louisiana, MO
Ehinger, Stanton E.
March 9, 1935 - October 5, 2025
Hoffman, Mary L.
July 8, 1943 - October 27, 2025
Kniep, Mary
October 28, 1943 - November 16, 2025
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Ameren boosts electric rates, adds rules for data centers in St. Louis region
Missouri regulators on Monday approved new conditions for future data centers, designed to ensure extra-large power users spare residents from undue costs.
Man killed after sideswiping car on Cherokee Street in St. Louis, charges say
Officers said that the man was driving when he sideswiped a car; the owner of that car then shot him.
St. Louis sheriff's lawyers put on defense in removal suit. 'Where is the proof?'
After three days of witnesses, Sheriff Alfred Montgomery's lawyers got their chance Monday to defend their client from claims that he hasn't done his job.