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June 24, 2026

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Catherine "Kay" Donlan Schmitt, June 16, 2026. A celebration of Kay's life will take place on July 19 at the 8 a.m. Mass at St. Cronan's Catholic Church, 1202 S. Boyle, 63110. See boppchapel.com for more details.

The boy was not named because he is a juvenile.

Police declined to say whether the shooting was intentional or how the boy got the gun because the matter was still under investigation.

The trial painted a picture of a small-town police chief who used his authority to supply his then-girlfriend and her family with drugs.

The DeWitts have a succession plan. St. Louis has seen this before.

In St. Louis, a vacant home had cases of fireworks stacked from ceiling to floor, said police spokesman Mitch McCoy.

Mary-Dell Chilton and a team of researchers designed the first genetically modified plants in 1982 while she was a professor at Washington University in St. Louis.

The Nevada Gaming Commission on Thursday removed two names from the state’s List of Excluded Persons because the two men, who both formerly lived in Missouri, have died.

An Ozarks church is facing questions after a receptionist said that someone who has been convicted of child sexual abuse can attend services.

Headlines from the June 27, 1926, front page include: Two syndicates here to bid for Kansas City Star.

Police say the shooting took place about 4 p.m. Friday in the 8400 block of North Broadway.

Michael Fein, now 47, was federally indicted six years ago for bank and wire fraud after his 12 low-income housing complexes racked up numerous complaints about living conditions.

The massive sinkhole that left a crater into downtown St. Louis is being filled. But it's still not clear when I-44 can reopen.

Police Thursday said the man was Immaniah Slemah, 37.

The officials' message was unity.

BJC approved Angie Salvador's financial assistance request days after the Post-Dispatch highlighted her struggle with medical bills. The system has been provided less assistance in 2024 than the year prior.

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