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May 5, 1948 - February 9, 2026

All students who are unvaccinated cannot attend school or events at the Christian Science campus for three weeks.

Officers were called just after 11 p.m. to the 8500 block of Orf Road for a report of a gunshots, Lake Saint Louis police said in a news release.

A federal judge on Friday dismissed the city of East St. Louis’ claims for massive fines over alleged pollution from the old Monsanto chemical plant in Sauget.

Sam Linehan was an athlete, a mentor, a coach, a leader, said family and friends who met at Olive+Oak on West Lockwood Avenue in downtown Webster Groves.

"I'm sorry for it," Michael Grady's co-conspirator Victoria Williams testified in court. "But I didn't do it alone."

Police commanders say too many officers still aren't using body cameras.

Julius Massey, 43, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of 48-year-old Payton Winston.

The Missouri Department of Transportation will begin a bridge rehabilitation project on the Highway 370 bridge over the Missouri River (the Discovery Bridge) starting this week. All work is weather permitting.

Marrell Larkin, 34, was charged by the Circuit Attorney’s Office for the Feb. 4 shooting death of Jaheed Sharp.

Missouri leaders are hot on data centers. State leaders are banking on a decade-old subsidy program to woo Big Tech.

Hawley, U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley, an Oregon Democrat, offer bill to ban institutional investors from buying single-family homes; also would tax existing holdings

Here are some key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in February:

A local fire department is conducting an internal investigation after a man's body was found by family members two days after a fire, despite initial search efforts by first responders.

More than 3,000 bridge players will compete in St. Louis. “Each hand is a new challenge and a new puzzle."

Those cases mostly involved city officers firing their guns, and they range in date from September 2022 to May 2024. Three of those incidents were fatal.

Chinese lanterns will glow at the zoo, while ancient Roman art comes to life at the art museum.

Headlines from the March 2, 1926, front page include: Murray Carleton, a businessman indicted after a company's collapse, died after an illness.

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