stLouISTRother, Ann M.
November 10, 1937 - June 1, 2026
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Weiss, Helen T. (nee Bain)
SERVICES: Funeral at KUTIS AFFTON CHAPEL (10151 Gravois Rd., 63123) on Tuesday, June 9th at 10 a.m. Interment at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. Visitation on Monday from 4 to 8 p.m. www.kutisfuneralhomes.com
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Bewen, Edwin Joseph "Ed" - St. Louis, MO
Lammert, Rosemary “Rosie”
February 5, 1930 - May 31, 2026
St. Charles County executive GOP candidates debate how much to cut property taxes
The candidates represent the ideological span across the Republican Party
Wentzville man sentenced for murder of girlfriend, unborn twins
BreAnna L. Johnson, 28, was killed shortly before 2 a.m. October 31, 2024, in the 100 block of Katie Lynn Court.
Metro East fireworks enthusiast remains locked up in triple manslaughter case
A judge refused to release Colton Cissell from jail.
St. Louis City SC owner donates $10 million, creates new SSM fund to help poor patients
The fund was started with a $10 million contribution from sports executive and philanthropist Carolyn Kindle.
St. Louis-themed Arch Apparel owes Ballpark Village landlord over $316K
Arch Apparel, which sold locally-inspired T-shirts, sweatshirts, hats and more, shuttered its Ballpark Village store last fall.
Ex-cop sues Des Peres, claims discrimination for being white
A former police officer is suing Des Peres, arguing he was discriminated against for being white so the department could avoid looking like it was discriminating against a Black officer.
The '86 47' fight lands in Kirkwood, with a school leader and a U.S. senator
The "86 47" culture war now has a local battlefield: the Kirkwood School District
St. Louis judge sides with city in first round of fight over police funding
A city judge on Tuesday struck down the state-run police department's attempt to get more money out of the city's budget. The Police Board said it would appeal.
Three insiders apply to become St. Louis County's next police chief
Three of the St. Louis County police department's executive command staff applied for the job.
St. Louis police board to consider raises as high as 22% for top brass
Police officials will consider a $2.3 million proposal to raise pay by double-digit percentages for some of the department's top brass and 4% for civilian employees at a meeting Wednesday.
Woman killed, man injured in Alton shooting
Alton police said they have taken a suspect into custody and expect to seek charges on Wednesday.
St. Louis board to review decision to issue permit for Midtown data center
The St. Louis Board of Adjustment is scheduled to hear the appeals at a public meeting July 1.
Man shot to death in Carr Square neighborhood
Police were called about 7:40 p.m. for a shooting near 15th and Carr streets. They found the victim on the ground in Loretta Hall Park.
Kehoe's inaction leaves some House seats vacant for more than a year
Republicans control the Missouri House by a 106-52 margin
Manchester residents bash historic school redo, negotiations with 'car salesman'
A stream of speakers said the Suntrup Automotive Group’s plan would harm the aesthetic of the historic district, lower property values and increase traffic in the neighborhood.
Missouri school funding overhaul runs into a property assessment problem
Problems with how Missouri counties assess real estate are complicating an effort to update the formula that determines state aid for public schools.