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Sweeping changes to the Archdiocese of St. Louis to be announced on Saturday
Of the 178 parishes across St. Louis city and 10 surrounding counties, about 40 are expected to keep their parish boundaries.
Illinois House sends $50.6 billion state budget to governor
The session didn’t end until about 3 a.m. Saturday.
How well do police forces represent racial makeup of their communities? | Behind the Headlines podcast
🎧 Reporter Karen Robinson-Jacobs discusses the racial makeup of police departments in relation to the communities they serve.
Lawsuit brought by man who said he was sexually abused by Roman Catholic bishop settled
St. Louis Archbishop Mitchell T. Rozanski, who served as Springfield bishop at that time, was named in the lawsuit, as well as members of his former staff.
This 2015 Dodge Challenger Hellcat is a one-of-a-kind black beauty
Man, woman found dead inside apartment in St. Louis' North Hampton neighborhood
A man and a woman were found dead Friday morning inside an apartment in the city's Northampton neighborhood.
St. Louis police group to host mental health retreat for officers of color
The Ethical Society of Police will host the event led by two mental health practitioners.
Man sentenced to life terms for killing ex-girlfriend in St. Louis County
A 30-year-old man on Wednesday was convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend during an argument in May 2020.
Protesters outside St. Charles County library clash over worker wearing goatee and makeup
It's another instance of culture wars arriving in St. Charles County, and at area libraries.
St. Louis man charged with murder in motel shooting near riverfront
A 20-year-old St. Louis man is charged with murder for a shooting at an America's Best Value Inn in St. Louis.
St. Louis firefighter, charged with felony, placed on leave
Arnold Britt is to appear July 5 in St. Louis County court on felony charge of receiving stolen property, misdemeanor charge of fraudulently using credit card.
Around 600,000 Missouri kids still waiting for summer 2022 grocery benefits
Families are still owed benefits designed to cover groceries for food nearly one year ago.
Men steal car from repair shop in St. Louis' Baden neighborhood after service complaints
Three men stole a Dodge Charger from a car repair shop in the city's Baden neighborhood on Thursday after complaining about service they received, police said.
Boeing to build new ‘Phantom Works’ facility in St. Louis for next generation military aircraft
The 47,500-square-foot facility is expected to be operational in 2025. It will be located near Boeing's existing 'Phantom Works' building here.
Illinois Senate approves $50.6 billion state budget as Democrats finally find common ground
The Democratic-controlled Senate approved the budget by a 34-22 vote without any Republican support.
The day the British tried to attack St. Louis
On May 25, 1780, the battle of the American Revolution would find St. Louis, at least for a day, because of imperial scheming in Europe.
World War II vet from Overland was lost for 79 years. Friday, he’ll be buried.
A first lieutenant in the Army Air Forces, Meyer, of Overland, was 25 when he died.
Geospatial company Esri maps potential at new downtown St. Louis office
California-based Esri sees new potential at its new downtown St. Louis office.
St. Louis mayor signs order backing trans youths targeted by state lawmakers
The order casts the proposed laws, which are sweeping across Republican-led states, as a "hateful persecution of vulnerable children," and calls for changes across city government to mitigate the effects.