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Garrison, James - St. Louis, MO

December 9, 1952 - June 21, 2026

Deputy Sheriff

It would mark the second time officials investigated Kirkwood Electric's finances, after the utility announced last year it had gone $15 million over budget and contributed to citywide budget turmoil.

"She was full of love, strength, and hope for the future," cousin Whittley Anderson said.

Aldermanic President Megan Green said the spending would speed the city’s work on some of its most critical issues and set the stage for a new era of growth.

During the multi-agency effort, dubbed "Operation Patriot Shield," officers also seized 32 guns, confiscated almost a kilogram of drugs and served eight homicide warrants.

The crash happened about 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, north of Schneider Drive.

"It shows that we value unity, we value diversity, no matter what the history books say," Byrd said in a telephone interview. "We are trying to move forward."

Former Gov. Mike Parson used the state airplane for more than 50 trips to his hometown during his final two years in office, according to a new report by the Missouri auditor's office.

From the Sept. 11, 2001, attack to the 250th birthday of America, an Imperial, Missouri couple has come full circle, painting flags to symbolize their feelings ahead of the Fourth of July.

These St. Louis-area businesses have closed in the first six months of the year.

The Tuesday afternoon message from President Edward Feser said SLU also has cut filled faculty and staff positions, but did not say how many.

Andrew Harrington, 31, was in 'agitated delirium' when St. Louis police tased him. He died hours later.

The County Council approved placing Prop S on the ballot, to help keep seniors in their homes. It would tax $100 per year on a property assessed at $200,000.

The decision affects about 3,000 patients

When it comes to Missouri summers, any lifelong resident will tell you, "It's not the heat, it's the humidity."

St. Louis has seen a whirlwind of openings and closures in the area. Read all about them here:

A lawyer who battled housing segregation also persuaded City Hall to build a new hospital for black people in the Ville neighborhood.

New restaurants, play places and shops have opened in the St. Louis area this year.