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Burns, Earl Dean - St. Louis, MO

January 18, 1940 - May 2, 2026

May 3, 2026

August 17, 1946 - April 23, 2026

St. Charles residents packed city hall Tuesday night to voice their opposition to any future data center projects. It comes as the city council is considering a permanent ban on mega centers, or large data centers that have become highly unpopular and controversial in recent months across the St. Louis region.

The latest St. Louis County Police discrimination trial was scheduled for this week before it was cancelled at the last minute with a settlement.

During an open house event on Tuesday hosted by the City of St. Louis and Bi-State Development, St. Louis residents were able to offer feedback on two options for connecting the city’s north and south communities with a system called Bus Rapid Transit (BRT). 

Jaylon McKenzie was only 14 years old, but he was already turning heads. A standout athlete in East St. Louis football leagues and at his school, he drew interest from major college programs.  

While we’ve taken some issues with his approach to copyright laws and enforcement in the past, there is no doubting that Steven Soderbergh is a filmmaking legend. This is a man who directed films like Traffic and Ocean’s 11. He talks about, and cares about, the art of filmmaking. And he’s apparently beginning to use […]

A new survey from AARP highlights the growing threat of fraud across the United States, with millions of Americans already affected.

Illinois State University employees represented by AFSCME Local 1110 have ratified a new union contract agreement, ending a four-week strike and providing for a 16.5% compounded wage increase over the life of the five-year agreement.

High school students in the Kansas City metro were awarded nearly $40 million in scholarships thanks to Great Jobs KC.

High-speed F1 powerboat racing returns soon to the Mississippi River in Alton. The second annual Alton Midwest Nationals Races will be held July 17-19.

Got home on Friday and the weather alone could’ve been the best part of the entire weekend as we walked to Milhouse.Beautiful, sunny, cool—might’ve even been a little chilly if…

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President Trump announced a pause on the U.S.'s "Project Freedom" on Tuesday evening based on the request from Pakistan and other countries but added that the U.S. Navy blockade of ships in the Strait of Hormuz will remain in place.