stLouISTMueller, Jean (nee Schumann)
November 27, 1929 - April 11, 2026
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Nack, Joan B.
Nack, Joan B., 91, February 26, 2026. Memorial visitation at Holy Infant Catholic Church, Ballwin, Saturday, April 18, 2026, from 10 am until the time of Mass at 11 am. For more info see Schrader.com.
White, Annie S.
July 10, 1939 - March 20, 2026
Becker, Ann Marie
October 6, 1938 - April 11, 2026
Freude, SSND, Sister Andrea Marie
Freude, SSND, Sister Andrea Marie, 88, on Thursday, April 2, 2026. Sister Andrea was a loving daughter, sister, aunt, and cousin within her family. She is survived by many friends, co-workers, and Sisters in Community. May her gentle spirit remain…
Laski, Marie Elizabeth (nee Murphy)
September 7, 1939 - April 11, 2026
Becker, Ann Marie
October 6, 1938 - April 11, 2026
St. Peters teen Liv Ciara finishes as runner-up on 'The Voice'
St. Peters native Liv Ciara finishes in second places on "The Voice."
Illinois unions rally against driverless vehicle bill, warn of job losses, safety risks
A coalition of labor unions fear driverless taxis could jeopardize public safety and the jobs of some or all of its hundreds of thousands of workers with problematic technology.
St. Louis County Council overrides Sam Page veto of jail damage measure
The bill requires county jail officials to seek prosecution of prisoners causing damage of $750 or more to the facility. The county executive says it violated separation of powers.
Ed Martin is still fighting ethics accusations, claims 'executive privilege'
A former factor in local and state GOP politics, Martin has been charged by a legal disciplinary counsel with ethics violations that could lead to disbarment.
Cold case break: St. Louis County police ID suspect 33 years after teen's sex assault
"We're here today to send a message to the victims and families of victims on unsolved cases: We have not forgotten you."
One extra ballot ties St. Charles council race. They could draw lots for the seat
Chris Kyle was ahead by a single vote. Now, he and incumbent Bill Otto are tied
St. Louis NAACP wants deaths at city jail investigated as negligent homicides
The group alleges detainees are often taken from the jail to hospital emergency rooms without documentation of things such as diagnoses and medication lists.
First charter school in Columbia wins state approval
The Missouri Board of Education greenlighted Frontier STEM Academy-Elementary, which is sponsored by St. Louis University, to open in 2027.
A trip to London sparks a fight over who runs St. Louis County
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page really wants to go to London. But he doesn't want County Council Chairwoman to be county executive while he's gone.
Man charged with spraying swastikas on cars in South St. Louis
Daniel J. Hughes, 33, is facing two counts of felony property damage after police say he painted the hate symbols associated with Nazi Germany on multiple cars.
Missouri Senate budget panel reverses cuts to universities, child care
Senate taps into funds set aside for renovations of the Capitol to pay for one-time needs
Second man charged in fatal robbery attempt in St. Louis County
Jonathan Quincy Phillips Jr., of St. Louis, was charged with second-degree murder, attempted first-degree robbery and two counts of armed criminal action.
Stifel and Blues strike deal to help Maryland Heights ice center pay down its debt
Stifel Financial Corp. will pay $200,000 a year to help pay down the bonds it underwrote to build the Centene Community Ice Center, one of two deals aimed at helping the long-struggling Maryland Heights recreational facility make its annual debt…