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Some Kirkwood leaders say they want to update the city's noise ordinance, aiming to crack down on noisy downtown businesses.

According to curators, it’s the first time any museum has ever focused on the works women Impressionists painted outdoors.

The idea is to try whiskies you’ve never had before and find new ones to enjoy. The sample sizes are small, but that way you can try more whiskey.

Angelynn E. Mock, 48, previously pleaded guilty to one count of first-degree felony murder in the 2025 death of Anita L. Avers.

Headlines from the Oct. 6, 1926, front page include: Francis E. Nipher, noted scientist, dies in Kirkwood

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Police said in their report that the daytime star died Saturday in his St. Peters home and that "circumstances appeared consistent with a medical event."

More than 4,000 students now attending magnet schools would remain eligible for bus service for two to three more years.

Washington Tabernacle now wants a judge to hold the contractors personally responsible for its arbitration award, which now totals $872,070.92 with interest.

Priests have been turned away, asked to wait to serve the dozens of Catholic detainees held by ICE at the county jail since last year, the suit alleges.

Officials have not determined how he died.

Trenton D. Ivy, of Flordell Hills, pleaded guilty Monday to second-degree murder and three other charges in the death of Marquisha Williams, 29, in 2023.

Residents can register online, in person or by mail.

The three-story location will offer exclusive opportunities such as an appointment-only design studio, an interactive bakehouse and personalization station, according to a press release.