stLouISTPolice release IDs of men in murder-suicide in south St. Louis
The victim was Aaron Hutchings, 49, of St. Louis, police said.
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St. Louis Public Schools board members complain of inequity in latest closure plan
School board members criticized the plan for ignoring gifted magnet schools and disproportionately affecting Black students.
Missouri health agency piled St. Louis caseloads on mostly Black team, suit alleges
A former Missouri health department manager filed a lawsuit Wednesday alleging the state’s Medicaid operations had a two-track system for employees based on race.
Kehoe, lawmakers seek fixes to high caseloads, turnover in Missouri child abuse cases
Nearly 80% of child abuse investigators in the St. Louis region quit within one year of being hired
Case of councilwoman suspected of swiping campaign signs also goes missing
St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney's office said Tuesday it has never received any application for charges, either from the county or Clayton departments.
Botched St. Louis gun robbery leads to man’s death
Two men met up to buy a gun. One was killed.
Missouri could receive up to $152 million in states' settlement with Meta
The full payout hinges on whether other social media companies, such as those that own TikTok and YouTube, agree to the new protections through any enforceable commitment with the states.
Man shot and killed in the Ville neighborhood of St. Louis
There have been around 76 homicides in St. Louis so far this year.
Taking the long view on wealth
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Flock camera cut down, solar panel shot multiple times, DeSoto police say
Flock Safety cameras have been vandalized across the country amid a public uproar over privacy concerns.
Extras needed for movie filming in St. Louis
They need 1,800 extras for a basketball comedy, but the extras won’t be paid.
St. Louis Public Schools’ revised consolidation proposal would close fewer buildings
The new proposal drops the number of school closures to 14, keeping open Adams, Bryan Hill, Humboldt, Jefferson, Laclede, Lyon and Peabody.
Egrets, herons bombard St. Louis block after tornado hit O'Fallon Park nesting grounds
Experts buy the theory that some of the birds may have relocated after O'Fallon Park was walloped by last year’s destructive tornado.
Messenger: Crime drops in cities. Even the White House says so. Trust the numbers now?
Violent crime continues to drop in St. Louis, as in most cities across the U.S. Here's who deserves the credit.
Workers sue St. Louis County to get paid for cars damaged three years ago
Two employees at county police's emergency center say county-hired painters were careless in 2023 and allowed spray paint to fall on their cars
See the Aug. 26, 1926, front page: Gentry declares Becker liable for Englewood bank loss
Headlines from the Aug. 26, 1926, front page include: Head city nurse out, 'too much politics'
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Cebuhar, Robert “Bob” J. - Smithton, IL
Cebuhar, Robert “Bob” J.
Robert "Bob" J. Cebuhar, 78, of Smithton, IL passed Friday, August 21, 2026. Service: Friday, Aug. 28, 2026 11 AM; St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Smithton, IL. Visitation: 1 hour prior at church. Burial: Valhalla Gardens of Memory, Belleville,…
McGauly, Sharon
August 24, 2026
Sippy, Jean W
April 24, 1935 - August 23, 2026