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October 10, 2026

A body buried as a "John Doe" in an unmarked grave in Oklahoma City will be exhumed to determine if the victim was a runaway from Overland.

Hupp, already in prison for a 2016 murder, will go to trial in 2028 in the killing of of Betsy Faria.

A Greene County Sheriff's Office lieutenant is facing criminal charges for allegedly misusing Flock automatic license plate reader cameras to track a potential romantic interest.

Firefighters were able to get remove the building’s occupants but one person remains unaccounted. Those rescued said the missing woman was last seen trying to get out of the building.

“She had so many goals and aspirations, and we were going to make sure with her that those goals happened,” her father said.

Court records allege that William Mapes, 71, let escapee Maurio Thomas stay at his St. Louis Hills home and gave him a change of clothing.

Monday was the deadline for the owner Northern Village apartments off Lucas-Hunt Road to pay a $700,000 bill with Spire.

Others to be honored include Chuck Berry, Jon Hamm and Kelly Chase.

Jefferson County and the Missouri Department of Transportation will temporarily close the Interstate 55 northbound off-ramp at exit 170 beginning Monday.

The famed botanist’s cordial, handwritten letter asked the garden’s help in identifying a plant species.

Incumbent Wagner and Democratic challenger Fred Wellman vie for seat from Missouri's 2nd District.

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Officers responded around 5 p.m. to the 4200 block of Linton Avenue, roughly three blocks north of Fairground Park, where they found an adult man who had died.

The Go Ape adventure course estimated it would pay St. Louis County $100,000 annually, based on revenue. But for 2025, the county received only $7,000.

City elections are traditionally held in April, but St. Charles is holding a special election to fill the seat previously held by the late Scott Shipman.

The nearly 30-year-old Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center is deteriorated, outdated and too costly to repair, officials say.

A dozen school district ballot measures face voters in the St. Louis area on Nov. 3, with Parkway one of three seeking tax hikes.

A federal program promises to pay for farmland preservation. Few landowners are taking advantage.

Headlines from the Oct. 19, 1926, front page include: Queen Marie pays first tribute to unknown soldier