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Florence “Tillie” Crawford Mayse, 92, of Farmington, MO, passed away July 13, 2025. She was born Sept. 29, 1932 in Memphis, TN. Tillie was proud of her teaching career in the Parkway School District.

Donald Gene Soffer passed away peacefully at his home, surrounded by his family, on July 18th, 2025. Born in East St. Louis to Augusta (Krupnick) and Sam Soffer, he began working at the age of twelve. His strong work ethic…

Police say the manager shot and injured the worker's mother after the mother battered the manager in the face and head.

Long, who once advocated for abolishing the IRS, takes over an agency struggling with staffing cuts and leadership turnover.

The annual dinner is taking place in St. Louis in September.

Mayor Cara Spencer said the overhaul of Seventh Street is part of what the city needs to make downtown more attractive.

"Many of the dogs were covered in their own feces and urine and sawdust like powder," court documents say. "(They) appeared lethargic due to the high temperatures."

Green Street Principal Kevin Morrell filed for bankruptcy in December. He won’t be personally liable to repay some of his creditors.

The last death penalty case in Pike County was carried out against Paul Kreutzer, who was convicted of the 1992 murder of a woman near Louisiana, Mo.

Walter Macon, 47, in May took a deal with prosecutors and pleaded guilty to second-degree involuntary manslaughter — a much lower felony than his original charge.

After years of working out of a refurbished racquetball club in Manchester, the move to 217 Chesterfield Towne Centre expands Fish Window Cleaning’s ability to train owners and support its over 200 franchise locations.

Planned Parenthood said it hasn’t received Medicaid reimbursement from Missouri for years but has continued to see Medicaid patients, absorbing the cost.

Officials have struggled with how to redevelop the more than 140-acre site in North County.

Missouri officials are resuming a program designed to provide fast internet to homes and businesses after the Trump administration put the program on hold earlier this year.

During the state’s investigation, regulators discovered C&C Manufacturing LLC had removed or destroyed all of the marijuana product in its facility, as well as its video records.

One shooting began when a man reportedly became upset after an employee asked to see the man's phone to verify an online order.

A shootout in a parking lot in Tower Grove South left five people injured, including two teenagers.

St. Luke’s Health Corp. last month announced it would shutter the 143-bed Des Peres Hospital on Aug. 1 as the facility struggled with “low utilization” and financial issues.

Rodney Carr is seeking his release four decades after a prison riot that killed a corrections officer. Several witnesses say Carr is innocent.

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