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Columnist Bill McClellan writes: I have great respect for class clowns, and I felt a certain pride when Sen. Eric Schmitt played class clown at a Senate hearing.

In many Illinois counties, cops even prosecutors helped federal immigration agents route people into the deportation despite a state law intended to prevent such collaboration.

Headlines from the Aug. 29, 1926, front page include: 2 formally charged with Doss murder

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Barwick, Michael - St. Louis, MO

August 27, 2026

August 26, 2026, age 101. Beloved husband of the late Barbara G. Wolff for 63 years. Dear father of Joan Wolff, Clifford (True) Wolff and Helen (Jeff) DuBowy. Loving grandfather of Connie (Justin) Hansen, Robbie Lundegard, Margaret (Stef) Paschen-Wolff, Bernard…

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A lawyer for the region's tourism bureau said one spot was not yet technically open and another was made for a non-existent four-year term, denying outgoing county executive board picks.

Judge says he will rule 'expeditously' on city's motion to dismiss the suit challenging the City Council's refusal to put the recall before voters.

In a statement attributed to Planning and Urban Design Executive Director Don Roe, the board moved to recess the Aug. 13 meeting to ensure all items had been addressed and a complete report could be provided to the Board of…

Ryan Cerentano was shot as he was on the roof of the family's home, about two blocks from City Hall in Granite City.

Missouri's senior GOP senator, who chairs Senate Judiciary subcommittee on crime and counterterrorism, wants Flock to turn over documents by Sept. 8

Mario Lee, 48, was convicted in May of killing 34-year-old Candace Horskins in the 5800 block of Kennerly Avenue.

Meeting focused on ABLE accounts, which allow those with disabilities to save in tax-free accounts without threatening Medicaid, Social Security income.

Larry Dobrosky had served as the city's director of administration since 2016.

The decisions marked the latest step in an effort to grapple with an industry promising lucrative construction jobs and billions of dollars in investment.

The state budget includes guidance for various state agencies on how they spend taxpayer dollars

“Summer is a time when you would want to push that envelope,” Build-A-Bear CEO Chris Hurt said. “The reality is, we pushed it too far.”

A water main break last year in Crestwood sent chlorinated water into a Gravois Creek tributary and killed 365 fish.