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Jimmy Kimmel's show returning to St. Louis TV as Sinclair ends its boycott
This ends a dayslong TV blackout in St. Louis and in dozens of other cities over Jimmy Kimmel's remarks in the wake of conservative activist Charlie Kirk's killing.
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St. Charles County considers honoring Charlie Kirk and slain, wounded Minnesota officials
The two-page document states that "political violence of any kind against anyone must be condemned."
NAACP demands change after racist graffiti found at Francis Howell school
The group, in part, called on Francis Howell officials to investigate the matter and implement "long-overdue" anti-racism education, training and "accountability measures."
Leaders open new NGA campus amid hopes it will drive economic growth for St. Louis
Boeing, union tap federal mediator as they return to bargaining table
A federal mediator will step in as the union and Boeing resume talks next week to end a strike that has dragged on for nearly two months.
Cori Bush is set for a new run for Congress, hopes to win back her old seat
Bush has spent recent months hiring staff and preparing for a campaign launch, looking to win back the seat she lost to Wesley Bell.
Teen shot friend over pizza, vape pens in St. Louis County, charges say
Authorities said Derion Davis, 17, grabbed two guns and fired them at once, killing 16-year-old Amorion Fuller.
Confusion over federal COVID-19 vaccine guidelines affects St. Louis-area pharmacies
Unsure how to proceed, pharmacies differ in how they are doling out the vaccine
Metro OKs study on new rapid bus line in St. Louis
The board of the Bi-State Development Agency approved the change on Friday without dissent.
St. Louisans open up about using AI as therapist, travel agent, nutritionist, trainer and more
There are myriad ways people are using AI range from the practical, like researching products or planning a trip, to the wildly personal, like using it to write oneβs wedding vows.
Man charged with hitting pedestrian in downtown St. Louis, dragging him blocks
Cory Nonda Aiono, 32, was charged Wednesday with first-degree assault, armed criminal action and leaving the scene of an accident.
Messenger: Can you stop paying rent if mobile home is in bad shape? Fenton couple hopes so
βWeβre trying to figure out how to keep our home and keep our kids together. Weβre not giving up.β
Lindbergh launches nursing assistant program amid growing demand for career training
Lindbergh launched the program this year in response to rising demand for nursing assistant training; one of a number of ways schools are addressing demand for career and technical education.
Sultan: Why tariffs made me drive to Chicago for a sale
Columnist Aisha Sultan writes: My path to less consumption took an odd detour last month to a sample sale across state lines.
Erbs, Mary Anne (nee Gansmann)
Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Tuesday, September 23, 2025.
Gartner, Arthur C. (Art)
Entered into rest, Thursday, September 18, 2025. Beloved brother of Raymond Gartner, Charles Gartner (Nancy); preceded in death by his sister Marie (Norman) Haller and parents Anthony and Marie Gartner. Brother-in-law to Tommy Taveggia, deceased. Dear nephew of Marian Gartnerβ¦
Gatlin, Mark A.
Mark Gatlin, 67 of Imperial Missouri, passed away September 22nd, 2025, peacefully at home.
Hermann cop who survived being shot in the head gets a new donated home
Adam Sullentrup, who was recently hired by the New Haven Police Department, said it "feels great" to be back working in law enforcement.
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