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June 1, 2026

The meeting marked the first time in eight months that residents were allowed to directly address the state-appointed, mostly unelected board.

The tree, which was split in half by high winds, is across the street from the home where Abraham Lincoln and his family lived from 1844 to 1861.

Hawley says if agreement includes changes in existing sanctions or tariffs, then U.S. Senate would need to vote on those specific revisions

Damage to 12-foot-diameter sewer main may increase risk of basement backups during rain, the sewer agency said Wednesday.

The collapse on Saturday that opened a 35-by-20-foot hole, was caused only by the comprised water main and does not have a natural component, says geologist Fletcher Bone of the Missouri Geological Survey.

Page has said the county will have to cut over half the medical staff at the jail and juvenile detention center. The council has delayed funding for weeks.

The district's downtown offices will reopen July 6, a month after Legionella bacteria was detected in the building's water systems.

It was not clear publicly on Wednesday if the store — a neighborhood staple since 1948 — was closing or the building just changing hands.

A protest at the state Capitol drew opponents of data centers from all corners of the state

The work was originally scheduled to begin June 24.

The settlement, proposed in February, seeks to resolve ​nearly all ​lawsuits ⁠alleging that the company's widely used weedkiller Roundup causes cancer

While damaging winds are the most common hazard associated with the storms, it's also possible that they could produce large hail and "a few tornadoes," the National Weather Service said.

Once inside the home, the man used a makeshift "flame thrower" to soak a woman and the bed in gasoline. He then used a flashlight to beat a man in the head.

Sausha Mia Myers was charged Monday with two counts of child abuse. Additional charges could be added, police said, based on autopsy results.

The panel is recommending Wentzville Municipal Judge Michael Carter be removed from the bench for "failure to maintain the dignity of judicial office."

WEBSTER GROVES — Residents here are raising concerns about a proposed pathway that's set to be built along South Elm Avenue next year.

There were an estimated 50,000 bicycles and fewer than 2,000 cars here during the dawn of the 20th Century, when St. Louis reached its highest rank among American cities.

Headlines from the June 17, 1926, front page include: 11 passengers, 4 crew members killed in Pennsylvania train wreck.

Kincaid, Dorothy Jean - Washington, MO