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Wilson, 87, was City Counselor for 12 years under Mayor Vincent C. Schoemehl Jr.; and also was founding member of Great Rivers Environmental Law Center,

By early afternoon, Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins — a key defender of the redrawn map — had acquiesced.

The tractor-trailer ran off the interstate after hitting an SUV, then hit houses and parked cars.

Content by Dierbergs. The new Dierbergs Market at Olive grocery store in University City offers shoppers a curated assortment of kosher-certified prepared foods, baked goods and grocery items.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday blocked a federal court order requiring use of a new Missouri congressional map. Read the order here.

Sewage has pervaded judge chambers, lawyer offices and detainee cells at the building. Some of it comes from inmates deliberately clogging up toilets and sinks. But it's not getting fixed.

Johnnie Ursery was a passenger in a car that crashed into a vacant University City house in 2023 following a brief pursuit by police who tried to pull the car over for suspected traffic violations.

The developer who undertook a $130 million renovation of a historic Downtown West building is now planning to tackle Cleveland High School.

Headlines from the Sept. 10, 1926, front page include: $150,000 stolen in holdup of mail train at Chicago

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Feld, Macaulay Seymour, 87, passed on September 7, 2026. Visitation at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Wildwood, Monday, September 14th, from 10am until time of funeral service at 11am. For more info see Schrader.com.

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Some legal scholars believe there are procedural and other issues with St. Louis District Judge's Stephen Clark's order that make it unlikely to hold up. But the Republican-dominated Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals declined to quickly swat it down.

Local election officials awaited clarity Wednesday on which candidates and races belong on their ballots amid contradictory state and federal court rulings over which congressional maps should be used in November.