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The city medical examiner's office determined that the death early Tuesday morning was a homicide.

Mayor Cara Spencer said the suit, filed last week on the final full day of Mayor Tishaura O. Jones' term, had missed the mark.

A missing baby and her mother were found safe Tuesday, hours after police issued an endangered missing person alert for both.

The Wentzville Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing on Ameren's proposal Wednesday as part of its regular meeting.

The $52 billion state budget has been moving through the legislature with a goal of reaching the governor by May 9.

Wayne Lozier was previously sentenced to 10 years in federal prison.

The Republican governor told reporters Tuesday he had an hour-long meeting with St. Louis Police Chief Robert Tracy in the governor's office "working through different issues."

“We take this very seriously,” said new St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer. “And we take the fears of our residents seriously.”

"There is a sense of urgency to advocate and push for what our voters were asking for. ... They’re expecting transparency and accountability."

Workers have spent more than two years studying and repairing the more than 40-year-old garage at 400 North Sixth Street just off Washington Avenue.

"He was always focused on including everyone, and reminded us all that we are all brothers and sister in the body of Christ,” said Kim Blackford.

A 15-year-old was sentenced Monday to adult prison for his role in a woman's death during a crime spree that included ATM robberies, carjackings and a murder.

By the end of the week, Davis’ story had been broadcast to tens of thousands of people and blasted over radio waves. Green's staff said none of it was true.

New Mayor Cara Spencer hadn't even been in office for a week when the two sinkholes cracked open this weekend.

Capps, Rosemary, 87, of Elsberry (formerly of Clarksville)

Darold Crumley, 95 of Elsberry, MO, formerly of Winfield

Asleep in Jesus on Saturday, April 19th, 2025. Beloved son of the late Walter and Margarete Goetzke (nee Sprung); loving brother of Helga Wenzel; cherished uncle of Hartmut (Silke) Wenzel; great-uncle of Falk (Ophélie) Wenzel; great-great-uncle of Elisa Wenzel; dear…

Capps, Rosemary - Elsberry, MO