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June 7, 1942 - May 13, 2026

St. Charles City Council approved a permanent ban on large-scale data centers, drawing applause from residents in attendance.

During a four-hour hearing, lawyers for the city and its state-controlled police board rehashed familiar arguments about how much of the city's budget the police department is owed.

Incident occurred about 5:10 a.m. Tuesday on Route 4 west of Marine.

Spectrum is introducing the new service in 34 markets this year, including St. Louis.

Schmitt, a Missouri Republican, and Dick Durbin, an Illinois Democrat, disagree on nomination of Justin Smith as judge on Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.

The National Memorial of Military Ascent features 12 life-sized bronze statues of Army Rangers scaling the cliffs at Omaha Beach to help secure an Allied landing on D-Day.

Debbie Arosemena, 42, died when she was hit by a trash truck backing into an alley on April 21 in the city's Mount Pleasant neighborhood.

Police said the incident took place about 5:30 p.m. May 3.

Rounding can be used for cash purchases, but not for debit or credit card usage

Police shot a suspect Tuesday morning at Broadway and Convention Plaza. Officer had yet to release details about the shooting or person's condition.

The speed limit is about 45 mph on the stretch of Lewis and Clark Boulevard where the crash happened.

Bayer is paying Michigan at least $108 million and Rhode Island at least $25 million to address the costs of cleaning up chemicals called polychlorinated biphenyls.

Tim Alim, spokesperson for STL Fertility, said the clinic denies the allegations in the lawsuit.

It isn't healthy, but the old-style restaurants thrive by serving classic diner food.

St. Louis becomes part of the United States in what has become known as the "three flags" ceremony, representing Spain, France and America.

Headlines from the May 19, 1926, front page include: Mayor digs up horseshoes at new courthouse site.

Ehrhardt, Jr., Jack "Drew" - Kansas City, KS

May 1, 1937 - May 15, 2026

April 25, 1924 - May 8, 2026