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July 20, 2026

Special School District of St. Louis County banned seclusion and supine restraint Thursday night, the district's first policy changes since a federal probe accused staff of overusing the crisis interventions.

The Madison County coroner's office said the July 20 accident was during salvage work at the plant, which shut down in January.

He also starred in "Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo," about a male prostitute, and starred in a Netflix stand-up comedy special titled "Asian Momma, Mexican kids."

ST. LOUIS — Police arrested a third person who they say was involved in the shooting death of a man in the Walnut Park West neighborhood last year.

Though Panera will maintain a St. Louis support center, many local and remote team members will be relocated to the new headquarters, the company said.

The council on Tuesday discussed how it will balance next year's budget if a use tax on next week's ballot does not pass.

The Boeing Co. announced total revenue of $24.6 billion for the second quarter, up 8% from $22.7 billion in the same period last year.

Parents, teachers and school boards are voicing concern about Amendment 5

Ruler Foods spokesperson Amy McCormick said the store’s closure is part of a “larger company-wide decision to run more efficiently and ensure the long-term health of our business.”

A six-story apartment building is in the works near Chouteau and Jefferson avenues in Lafayette Square.

Teamsters scored a "decisive victory" in contract negotiations with Breakthru Beverage, Local 688 said in a news release.

Giles Oldroyd, president of the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center, discusses how the center offers various services to help small to mid-size ag tech business grow.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office announced the deaths late Monday night on Facebook, and said they are talking with prosecutors about upgrading criminal charges against the suspect.

Crews recovered the body about 6:40 p.m. Monday. The man was reported missing near Klondike County Park between Defiance and Augusta.

The program, a first for St. Louis Community College, will join hundreds of the so-called promise programs across the country, as colleges look to boost enrollments and strengthen local workforces.

If you enjoy cooking, eating or having hot takes about food, Post-Dispatch features writer Daniel Neman's column has something for you.

Food columnist Daniel Neman made tacos and suddenly remembered how good tacos are.

More than 1,500 data centers are planned nationwide, many in rural communities. Here’s what to know about their water use, environmental impact and the growing opposition.

Headlines from the July 28, 1926, front page include: McKinley's money was paid out all over state.