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See the Aug. 10, 1926, front page: Seven children killed by autos in nine days
Headlines from the Aug. 10, 1926, front page include: Dempsey refused license to fight Gene Tunney
Area teenager drowns in southeast Missouri
A 19-year-old man from Desloge drowned Saturday in the St. Francis River in Wayne County, state troopers said.
Metro East couple’s 24/7 indoor golf studio on course for fall opening
Owners of a new indoor golf studio in the Metro East aim to provide a private club-style atmosphere, with a self-service lounge area open 24 hours a day.
24-year-old killed in head-on crash in north St. Louis
Police responded to the intersection of Hall and Gimblin streets, on the border between the North Riverfront and Baden neighborhoods.
Some St. Louis small businesses not expecting Trump tariff refunds. 'We're left behind.'
Businesses can ask their distributors for a break, but unless already agreed upon in a contract, distributors and suppliers are not obligated to pass down the money. And it’s unlikely consumers will get money back too.
How data centers in Missouri converted neighbors into activists, from cities to farms
Much of the organizing is being done over coffee, at rallies and during potlucks. “It’s been very cool to see everyone come out of the woodwork.”
Political fights and gridlock: Can a new leader get St. Louis County back on track?
Despite Tuesday's election, voters can still expect months of dysfunction between St. Louis County Executive Sam Page and the County Council.
Frank Leta, who opened the first Honda dealership in the Midwest, dies at 95
An inveterate salesman ever since he hawked sewing machines, Frank Leta had a hunch that Honda cars, then new to the U.S., would sell.
Messenger: Mental health and the court system in Missouri: Is there room for justice?
A 70-year-old Missouri woman has been in the care of the Department of Mental Health for 27 years. She doesn't want to die there.
See the Aug. 9, 1926, front page: Eleven drowned by big wave on Lake Erie beach
Headlines from the Aug. 9, 1926, front page include: Coolidge and Calles reported in wire talk on church crisis
People in Business: MODESE names; First Tee adds; STLCC appoints; SLDC hires
Catch up on local business appointments and awards.
Business Bulletin: Superior wins: Chestnut provides; Platinum adds; Mattress Dogzzz celebrates
Catch up on local business awards, expansions, and milestones.
Burks, Sue Ginder
February 14, 1947 - July 28, 2026
Cowell, Ronald Ray
March 4, 1955 - August 2, 2026
Deutsch, Jack
January 25, 1939 - August 7, 2026
Hayes (Bergmeyer), Linda
March 22, 1951 - August 4, 2026
Hughes, Judith C. (nee Muller)
Hughes, Judith C. (nee Muller)- Thurs. August 6, 2026.
Baker, Kenneth D.
Baker, Kenneth D., 80, resting at peace, Aug. 7th. Visit. at Schrader Funeral Home, Ballwin, Aug. 12th, from 4-8pm. Funeral from Schrader Funeral Home, Aug. 13th, 10am going in procession to St. John UCC, Manchester, for 11am service. See Schrader.com…
Obit Index
Baker, Kenneth D. - Arnold, MO