stLouISTBiedenstein, Lawrence A.
December 7, 1959 - October 3, 2026
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Keen Sr, Ronald J
February 15, 1943 - October 5, 2026
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Biedenstein, Lawrence A. - St. Louis, MO
Police release name of man fatally shot in Jeff-Vander-Lou area
The shooting was in the 2700 block of Bacon Street around 9 p.m. Friday.
Police ID man fatally shot in St. Louis' Carr Square neighborhood
The incident occurred about 6 p.m. Saturday.
Man found dead in apparent Kinloch homicide, police say
Incident takes place Sunday afternoon at Wesley and Martin Luther King.
Grandmother killed taking girl to school on dangerous stretch of Lucas and Hunt
Two drivers died Friday on Lucas and Hunt Road. Police say the stretch has seen 34 crashes with injuries in just two years.
St. Louis Public Schools may offer $25,000 retirement bonuses to trim budget
Under the proposal, 28 administrators such as academic coaches, principals, assistant principals and network superintendents would qualify.
Man, 67, charged with killing woman at his Jefferson County home
Jesse R. Evans is accused in the fatal shooting of Katie L. Iverson, 38, at his home southeast of De Soto.
US Rep. Nikki Budzinski in Granite City to tout new steel mill hires
About 400 jobs have been filled at U.S. Steel mill in Granite City, and contract talks are "going good."
Missouri auditor candidates split over how office should confront state budget problems
Missouri is headed toward a potentially painful budget reckoning as state spending continues to outpace revenue growth.
RBC’s Social Venture Partners are making a difference for St. Louis nonprofits
Content by Regional Business Council. RBC’s SVP program helps build sustainable nonprofit organizations while helping partners become more informed philanthropists.
Here's how much Wildwood has spent on police since 2008
Wildwood is on track to spend double the amount next year on its contract with the St. Louis County Police Department than it did in 2008.
Ritenour teacher sues after Hillsdale refuses to release ICE records
A police visit rattled a Ritenour school. Months later, a teacher is taking Hillsdale to court over records of its federal immigration work.
Black River flood victims struggle to rebuild in southern Missouri. 'Winter's coming'
Businesses and residents in Lesterville aren't eligible for FEMA aid. That leaves them largely recovering on their own.
Anti-abortion campaign calls on opponents to pull ad with retired Missouri judge
Retired Missouri Supreme Court Judge Mike Wolff is challenging a federal court's jurisdiction in a yearslong dispute between Missouri and China.
Group of rural Missouri schools urge residents to press lawmakers for more funding
Eleven school districts in eastern Missouri have banded together to advocate for more public school funding, joining forces months before the General Assembly convenes to decide next year's budget.
Read the lawsuit against Hillsdale and its ICE agreements here
Eleanor Gund, a teacher at Ritenour Middle School, is suing the Village of Hillsdale after it denied her requests for records of the city police department's work for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
See the Oct. 12, 1926, front page: 2 slain, 3 wounded, in liquor war of Chicago gangs
Headlines from the Oct. 12, 1926, front page include: Realty dealer stabbed by old friend of family
Man charged with murder after suspected road rage killing in Fenton
A Fredericktown man has been arrested and charged with murder after a Friday shooting in Fenton that investigators believe started through a road rage incident.