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The parents of two Jefferson County students say the De Soto School District failed to provide their disabled children with the support they needed to stay in school.

Headlines from the Oct. 22, 1926, front page include: Byrd's polar plane flies over St. Louis

A man upset about sexual services he paid for at a Cahokia Heights business set fire to the building, and one next door, killing one woman, authorities said in charges.

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August 22, 1937 - October 18, 2026

Oct. 11, 2026, son of the late Nancy and John Jr., brother of Nancy, Kathy, Patricia and the late Terry. Visitation 9:30am, Mass 10 am, Fri. Oct. 23 at St. Catherine Laboure, 9740 Sappington Rd. 63128 Details at www.k-brothers.com. Kriegshauser…

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June 4, 1932 - October 20, 2026

February 7, 1939 - October 18, 2026

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Crash took place Wednesday morning, police said.

Victim was woman, 42, from Alton, police say.

Zahrell Jackson, 20, was accused of murder and other felonies in the case.

Alexion Bishop, 19, was charged in the Sept. 4 shooting at St. Louis Fish and Chicken on Goodfellow.

Eric Washington, 48, of Jennings, shot and killed Andreaia Worthem in July 2023. He dumped her body in a St. Louis alley.

Defunct steel plant's owners want to sell to TerraWatt, which also is involved in a data center proposal for the old Famous-Barr warehouse in St. Louis.

Judge Dwayne Johnson ruled that the city's charter provisions granting the park board power to buy and sell land, set staff salaries and spend money without City Council approval does not violate the state's constitution

“Data centers should pay for their own cost of service,” said John Clizer, a lawyer for the Office of Public Counsel.

The project has faced opposition from Lincoln County residents worried about costs, land use and potential data center development.

Other affected highways in MoDOT plan are in northwest, southwest Missouri.