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October 9, 1952 - May 31, 2026

The utility issued the advisory around 1:45 p.m. Saturday after a 30-inch water main broke near Old Bonhomme and McKnight roads in University City.

The theater on North Belt West opened in 1949.

Police say the man was in Chambers Park in the Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood when his step-sister began arguing with him about the winning lottery ticket. She then pulled out a railroad spike and stabbed him multiple times in the head.

The crash occurred around 8:20 a.m. near West Osage Street and Highway 100, on the south side of Interstate 44.

The crash occurred around 11:30 p.m. Friday on County Farm Road north of Depping Drive, between Wright City and Warrenton on the north side of Interstate 70.

Columnist Bill McClellan writes that he was wrong supporting the state takeover of the St. Louis Police Department. It has been, to put it mildly, a mess.

Following “inaction” from the Illinois General Assembly, Gov. JB Pritzker is directing a state agency to put a hold on new agreements relating to an incentive program for data centers.

Just a week before the Route 66 Centennial celebrations began, the city of Springfield, Springfield Cardinals and other partners announced the renaming of the city's baseball field, from Hammons Field

Illinois Treasurer Mike Frerichs delivered the pontiff a certificate to reclaim $8.65 of his own money, a sum the successor of St. Peter had held in a now-closed PayPal account.

Headlines from the June 6, 1926, front page include: $6,000 robbery story a fake to fool his bride.

Jaeger, Gerald - St. Louis, MO

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November 8, 1946 - May 30, 2026

Chief

The incident took place Wednesday at 25th and Ridge, the Illinois State Police said.

Amendment 5 would require lawmakers to set revenue growth triggers for cuts to the top state income tax rate.

Lawsuit filed Friday asks a Jefferson County judge to bar the scheduling of recall election, arguing that petitions filed by data center foes were flawed.

A Special School District of St. Louis County administrator and Rockwood School District board member ran afoul of a state nepotism law when she employed her mother as a substitute teacher, the state ethics commission concluded.

Chief Robert Tracy called the city’s police-fire pay parity provision “bad business.” Firefighters said voters were on their side.