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The state charter school commission shut down Voices Academy one month after an 8-year-old girl wandered away unnoticed from the school.

The Creve Coeur City Council has approved the potential use of eminent domain to build a sidewalk on a busy residential road.

University City officers were called to the shooting Sunday in the 6600 block of Etzel Avenue, court documents say.

Lt. Colin Tully has been named secretary to the new St. Louis Police Board.

Mikhail Tsukerman was charged with second-degree murder and armed criminal action. He was arrested and is being held on a $500,000 cash-only bond, according to court records.

The five-day bench trial will cover whether Wentzville's school board was wrong to discuss a policy on where transgender students could use the restroom during a closed session meeting in June 2023.

The crash happened at about 4:30 a.m. on Manchester Avenue at Tamm Avenue.

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.

“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.”

The St. Louis Cardinals traded Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox and got Brandon Clarke, a lefty who can hit 100 mph.

Without a new agreement, BJC Health will be out of Aetna's coverage network employer-sponsored commercial plans, starting Jan. 1.

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.

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.

Missouri voters last year rejected a proposal to allow a casino to be built at the vacation destination.

Some people rinse pasta after cooking it. Some people will do anything for attention.

"We've pretty much been trying to revamp our business model," Chancellor Tim Keane said in an interview Monday.

The suspects were a 47-year-old East St. Louis woman and a 33-year-old Edwardsville woman.

Headlines from the Nov. 25, 1925, front page include: Carleton and Forrest Ferguson indicted; falsification of audit to obtain credit is charged

Ehinger, Stanton E. - Louisiana, MO

March 9, 1935 - October 5, 2025