stLouISTCatholics plan to appeal parish changes in the St. Louis area. It may be an uphill battle.
Closing St. Roch parish is “contrary to the mission of our faith,” one appeal letter reads.
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Here are 10 questions and answers about the changes in the Archdiocese of St. Louis
The number of parishes will drop from 178 to 135 as of Aug. 1.
Major Case Squad investigating fatal home invasion in Ferguson
Police found a victim fatally shot outside a Ferguson residence while several suspects had entered the home looking for money.
Missouri’s juvenile program was hailed as a model for the nation. What happened?
Staffing issues crippled juvenile justice program, but state pledges a fix.
Teenage boy dies after crashing into tree in Franklin County
The Missouri Highway Patrol said the 17-year-old boy was from Union, Missouri. Police did not release his name.
Mallinckrodt considers second bankruptcy filing, other options
A $200 million opioid settlement payment is due within weeks.
Neman: Management lessons from long-gone legends at Time Inc.
They let their employees knew that they valued them as people.
A look back • Eads' bold solution to span the Mississippi
Joseph Gartside paid the 50-cent toll and was the first teamster across the great Eads Bridge on June 4, 1874, commencing cross-river commerce on wheels.
Boy, 9, shot and critically wounded in north St. Louis County
The boy was shot shortly before 3 p.m. in the 1300 block of Aspen Woods Drive, St. Louis County Police Officer Adrian Washington said.
Man charged in two MetroLink assaults in St. Louis
Antoine Robertson, 31, faces four counts of assault and two charges in connection with the incidents last week, according to St. Louis Police.
Federal court reinstates death penalty order for Missouri inmate convicted of killing jailers
Michael Tisius is scheduled to be put to death Tuesday at Bonne Terre.
15-year-old in stable condition after shooting in Botanical Heights neighborhood
The incident took place at Vandeventer Avenue and Chouteau Avenue at around 1 a.m. Saturday.
Debt deal imposes new work requirements for food aid. That frustrates Cori Bush and other Democrats.
Cori Bush: “In order for this country to not default on its bills, we then turned and made our most vulnerable communities default.”
McClellan: Still writing letters and mailing checks
Columnist Bill McClellan writes: "Mail delivery has always seemed to me a great bargain."
What to know about the case of the missing Missouri ER doctor found dead in Arkansas
A search began after Dr. John Forsyth didn’t show up for his May 21 shift at Mercy Hospital in Cassville.
Woman sues rapper NBA YoungBoy after being thrown from stage at St. Louis County show
A woman is suing the rapper NBA YoungBoy for injuries she says she suffered when she was thrown from the stage during a 2019 concert in north St. Louis County.
Woman shot on I-70 in St. Louis
A woman told police she was shot in the legs Friday afternoon somewhere just north of downtown St. Louis on eastbound Interstate 70.
Man sentenced to prison for his role in attempted murder-for-hire
A St. Louis man was sentenced Friday to five years in prison for his role in a 2021 attempted murder for hire over a drug debt of more than $100,000.
St. Louis County considering property tax increase to cover new headquarters
St. Louis County homeowners could be asked to approve a property tax increase as soon as November to pay for a new or remodeled county government building.
Youth camp canceled after St. Louis County police officers transferred from program
One of the two free St. Louis County police summer camps for youth was shut down after the department transferred more than half of the program's officers.