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Trunko, Gerald "Jerry", 78, June 25, 2026. Visitation at Schrader Funeral Home, Ballwin, Wednesday July 29, 2026, 2-4 pm following with a Celebration from 4-8 pm. For more info see Schrader.com.

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Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, on Wednesday July 22, 2026. Beloved wife of the late Edward Sikorski; dear mother of Michael (Tyla) and the late Mark Sikorski; dear grandmother of Denae (Brandon) Birlew and Nickolas (Mariah) Sikorski;…

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Deputies responded to the shooting in Cedar Hill on Friday evening.

Pelosi is only woman to be Speaker of the House and is set to retire next year at the end of her 20th term. Kansas Citian Cleaver is in 11th term in U.S. House

The Aug. 4 primary winner should coast to win in November in heavily Democratic district that covers all of St. Louis city and parts of St. Louis County.

In 1985 columnist Bill McClellan suggested that men wear shorts to work in the St. Louis summer.

The addition allows viewers to see local news with national ABC programming.

David and JoAnn Borella claim Kirkwood Electric ignored their requests for nearly two weeks to have the tree limbs trimmed before the fire on Sept. 6.

As chief orthopedist for the St. Louis Cardinals, Paletta got $350,000 in pay, plus tickets, parking passes and the right to brand himself as “Team Physician for the Cardinals."

Illinois raked in more than $2.6 billion in gambling tax revenues last year, just a slice of the $7.7 billion-plus that people in Illinois lost gambling at casinos

Charles Cacioppo Jr. and his business are named as a plaintiff. Cacioppo’s criminal history could undercut a central element of Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway’s claims about unfair contracting.

Missouri withdrew this week from a multi-state lawsuit seeking to strike down a part of federal law requiring states to provide services to allow people with disabilities to live in their communities instead of institutions.

Headlines from the July 25, 1926, front page include: Editor's murder leads to ousting of police chief.