stLouISTNeighbor admits assault in trash dispute at St. Raphael’s parish
An octogenarian has pleaded guilty of misdemeanor assault after prosecutors say he nearly ran over a Catholic parish worker last spring in a long-running dispute over trash dumping.
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St. Louis unions join forces to tackle 'shocking' rates of suicide for workers
Unions have teamed up to start their own nonprofit, the St. Louis Building Trades Wellness Coalition. Stats on suicides and fatal overdoses are "pretty shocking.”
Missouri charity closes after report finds decades of abuse at Mexican orphanages
The report chronicles accusations against 20 employees of Union-based Niños de México, including its Franklin County founders, that go back decades.
2 men won the trust of a Missouri town. Then they stole families' savings.
Darrell Niswonger and Jim Johnson were pillars of the southeast Missouri community of Perryville. Now they're headed to federal prison.
See the Nov. 17, 1925, front page: Admits spending clients' $32,000 in sprees
Headlines from the Nov. 17, 1925, front page include: Otto appointed Supreme judge to succeed Woodson
Parents as Teachers gets boost from Berges Family Foundation
The Berges Family Foundation has awarded a multi-year $240,000 grant to Parents as Teachers to anchor the Building Stronger Families Campaign.
Pedestrian dies after hit-and-run in Jefferson County
A woman died early Sunday morning after a driver hit her on Highway 30 and drove away.
Bomb threat forces flight to land at St. Louis Lambert airport
Lambert airport director said the passengers were evacuated from the Dallas-Chicago flight and were waiting in the "B" concourse.
Man charged for throwing rocks at downtown St. Louis buildings
Rocks hurled by Ryan Williams of St. Louis broke several windows of two downtown St. Louis buildings, police said.
Police and health budgets get 'hard look' as St. Louis County grapples with $82M shortfall
"We're definitely going to be the bearer of bad news," said one councilman.
Messenger: The shutdown is over but SNAP recipients in Missouri are still hungry
An ongoing lawsuit highlights how broken the SNAP program is in Missouri, with thousands of people unable to get the food they need.
Developer is pitching data center in Festus, promises transparency this time
Festus has spent the past year updating its zoning code to regulate data centers
T-REX's first investor-in-residence sees St. Louis as 'the gateway to innovation'
Vikram Lakhwara will provide mentorship and help teach founders how to fundraise with confidence and build sustainable growth through T-Rex’s new investor-in-residence initiative.
See the Nov. 16, 1925, front page: Dictatorship of Mussolini to be confirmed by Rome Parliament
Headlines from the Nov. 16, 1925, front page include: St. Louis to New York in 20 hours, 26 minutes
People in Business: SLSO elects; Hercules adds: Fashion Fund names; Gray hires; KAI welcomes back
Catch up on local business appointments, hires and promotions.
Business Bulletin: IWR earns; Mighty Kind retails; Summit celebrates; Mercy Washington opens
Catch up on local business awards, milestones and projects.
Forshaw, Joseph IV
January 10, 1952 — November 11, 2025
DePalma, Claire
Claire DePalma, 92, of St. Louis, Missouri passed away November 11, 2025 after a long, hard-fought battle with a chronic illness, surrounded by the love of her family.
Coan, James
January 2, 1934 — November 11, 2025
Brown, Vernell R (nee Fugger)
September 10, 1932 — November 5, 2025