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Vera O. Shelton, 95, of Troy, MO, Serv. 11 a.m. on 3/9 at Jefferson Barracks Cem. c/o Kemper-Keim FFC (636) 528-8221.

Tuesday, March 3, 2026. Visitation at Kutis Affton Chapel, Friday, March 6th, 4:00-6:00 PM.

U.S. Senate voted 53-47 to block the Democrat-led effort to prohibit Trump from engaging in further military action in Iran without Congressional approval.

Police are investigating a shooting at a motel Wednesday afternoon that left one injured and another man dead.

Local leaders are beginning to crack down on illegal gambling machines after a federal judge's order last month.

Charles "Chuck" Stone Jr., a groundbreaking Black journalist and St. Louis native, is in line to be honored by having a post office named in his honor.

Venkatesh Reddy Sattaru told court officials that he "has memory issues" and did not recall the specific encounter, but acknowledged in his guilty plea that it likely could have happened.

New rules restore officer appeal boards and mandate penalties for body camera violations, but do not include a civilian oversight panel sought by Mayor Cara Spencer.

His appointment comes nearly a year after the city launched its search.

The next stop for the legislation is the House floor

Area police are investigating after a woman was shot in the head Tuesday in a Carlyle home, about 50 miles east of St. Louis.

Outpost Coffee [& Bricks] announced on social media this week that it will shutter on March 15.

St. Louis County told voters Adrian Shropshire, one of two candidates for mayor in the April 7 election, was disqualified for failing to pay taxes on time. That was wrong.

The city of St. Louis will conduct a job fair on Friday to fill several seasonal positions. On-site screening interviews are planned to fill positions including utility workers, lifeguards and recreation assistants.

Despite the continued budget squabbling between Page and the council, they may be closer to agreement on a partial solution to the money shortfall.

The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

An Imperial home exploded Tuesday afternoon after a gas leak prompted an evacuation, local fire officials said. There were no injuries.

“I hope we can get some type of help soon. We need more resources for mental health.”