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Sultan: Daughter honors mom with naked statue at Bellefontaine Cemetery
Why is there a statue of a naked woman painting in a portrait in Bellefontaine Cemetery?
Man who killed University City policeman on Halloween 2008 dies in federal prison
The man who shot and killed a University City police sergeant on Halloween 2008, targeting a white officer and wanting to spark an anti-government revolution, has died.
Q&A: Clayton real estate firm courts nonprofits with Mission Realty Advisors
Mission Realty Advisors launched in 2023 to provide real estate services to nonprofits that can't afford that help or whose mission aligns with “lifting up” St. Louis.
Messenger: New education task force in St. Louis can learn from past efforts
From Ferguson Commission Report to Spainhower Commission, the answers to fix St. Louis schools are out there.
Police investigating St. Louis County councilwoman for removing political signs
Police investigating incident last week in which Clancy grabbed campaign sign for state Sen. Brian Williams, who is running for County Executive.
See the July 24, 1926, front page: Fuetterer offered $9,000 to quit collector race, he says
Headlines from the July 24, 1926, front page include: Prohibition chief admits drinking seized liquor.
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Lenhart-Gates, Linda C.
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Cop who beat man in North St. Louis County field sent to federal prison for 10 years
A former Northwoods police officer was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for beating a man in a vacant field in 2023.
Catholic bishops raise questions about plan to phase out Missouri income tax
Missouri's four Catholic bishops are raising questions about Amendment 5, the income tax phaseout plan on the Aug. 4 primary election ballot.
St. Louis University medical school under federal civil rights investigation
The U.S. Department of Education has launched an investigation into St. Louis University's School of Medicine for alleged racial discrimination in its admissions.
Catholic diocese in Springfield, Illinois bars family-read eulogies, removes church visitations
New funeral rules for parishes in the Springfield Roman Catholic diocese end same-day visitations inside church worship spaces and prohibit family members or friends from delivering eulogies during funeral liturgies.
City leaders, parents urge St. Louis Public Schools to delay consolidation plan
The district has proposed to downsize its portfolio of 62 schools by one-third by 2027 due to declining enrollment and rising costs.
MoDOT plans full closure of portion of eastbound I-64 downtown Saturday
Note: Due to the potential for rain Saturday morning, MoDOT has canceled this work.
MoDOT to close westbound I-64 interchange in St. Charles County next week
The Missouri Department of Transportation will close westbound Interstate 64 at the Interstate 70 interchange in St. Charles County overnight starting Monday. The closure is required to set girders for the new bridge and ramp to eastbound I-70 over westbound…
Inmates can wait more than a year for mental health treatment in Missouri hospitals
The wait for Missouri inmates to get a bed at a mental health facility is long — on average, 14 months.
MoDOT plans open house on Highway 367 improvements
The Missouri Department of Transportation is planning a public meeting for its Highway 367 project on Aug. 13 from 4-6 p.m. The open-house style meeting will be held in the Paul F. Detrick Atrium at Christian Hospital, 11133 Dunn Rd.
Man who ran into Ferguson cop changes course, pleads guilty to assault
A deal was reached on the second day of trial for the protester charged with injuring a Ferguson officer during a protest on the 10th anniversary of Michael Brown’s death.