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Dozens of Charlie Kirk supporters, wearing white shirts, lined Piasa Street, while dozens of people protesting President Donald Trump were across East Broadway.

Incident took place early Wednesday morning.

Andrew P. Blassie, 70, of St. Louis, was sentenced to just over five years in prison for defrauding his employer of about $2 million through a check-kiting scheme and stealing from a Lebanon couple’s retirement savings.

Donald L. Green, 56, was convicted in 1989 of murder and sexual assault in connection with the death of his infant daughter.

Just weeks after disappearing, though, the lake is back, two and a half feet deep at the edges.

St. Louis is adding huge steel gates to 38 stations for $52 million, mainly to enhance security.

The new Illinois law doesn’t include any enforcement mechanisms or penalties for noncompliance, so it’s not immediately clear who, if anyone, can force compliance.

Robert “Bob” Lloyd Summers, 82, of St. Paul, MO passed away peacefully at home with his family by his side on September 12, 2025. He is survived by his wife, Mary “Brenda” Summers (nee Goggins), children: Tracy (Brian) Robinson, Kevin…

Passed away on September 8, 2025 at the age of 75. Spouse of the late John G. Tevlin (Jack), mother of Daniel (Kelly), John and Michael. Services through Michel Funeral Home. Please go to www.michelfh.com for funeral arrangements.

Crash occurred about 5:30 a.m. Wednesday on College Avenue.

Jaron Sims, 37, was racing another vehicle on St. Louis Avenue when he ran a red light, striking a vehicle carrying Adrianne Holloway, 60, who was fatally injured.

University of Missouri System President Mun Choi, email employees Wednesday to say that speech that “causes significant disruption can be a basis for discipline or termination.”

But he rejected a request by abortion-rights advocates to block the proposed constitutional amendment from going to voters.

The news is positive for the roughly 800 workers still employed at the facility as of this month.

The small plane with three people aboard crashed Thursday afternoon "under unknown circumstances" in the woods in Franklin, North Carolina.

The victim, Timothy Anderson, died April 17, five months after he was assaulted, police said.

Incident occurred early Thursday morning, police said.

Resolution passes along party lines.

Earlier this year, the university updated its Homecoming parade policy to exclude political expression and the group sued to secure a spot.

Onder, a Republican from Lake St. Louis, has piloted a bill to passage that will push government agencies to share office space.