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Bayer recently settled about 17,000 Roundup legal cases, CEO says
Bayer has recently settled thousands of cases over claims the active ingredient in its Roundup weedkiller causes cancer, while adding $1.2 billion to its litigation fund, company leaders said.
Headed in to stl tomorrow with family. Looking for ideas.
Rowe, PhD, Dr. Bradley James
Bradley James Rowe was born on November 30, 1970, in St. Louis, Missouri, to parents Beverly and the late Richard Rowe. He joins his father as well as his beloved grandparents, Anna and Charles Rowe and Evelyn and James Maher.…
Pappas, Charisse Ann
Charisse Pappas, 68, of Jefferson City, MO., died on Aug. 3, 2025. She was born on Sept. 15, 1956, in St. Louis, MO., to parents Bette Pappas (nee Koprivica) and Theodore A. Pappas.
McDaniel, James E.
James E. McDaniel passed away on August 4, 2025. Mr. McDaniel was born in Dexter, Missouri on November 22, 1931. He is survived by Jane, his beloved wife of 70 years, and loving family, a son, John McDaniel and partner,…
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Wilken, Alice D.
,nee Dittmaier, 91 on 08/05/2025. Husband the late William V. Wilken; mother of Janice (John) Dempsey, Karen Wilken, William J. (Jennifer) Wilken, and Thomas (Denise) Wilken; grandmother to seven, and great-grandmother to two; sister of Harold (Shirley) and Don Dittmaier;…
Vickie, Callahan
Vickie (nee Tate) Callahan Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church on Friday, August 1, 2025 at the age of 73.Visitation Aug. 11th from 4-8pm. Services Aug. 12th at 9:45 am both held at John L. Ziegenhien County, 4830…
Phillips, Marlene
Marlene Gertrude Phillips (nee Schawacker), age 93, passed away peacefully on August 3, 2025. Beloved wife of the late Donald Phillips. Sister of the late Erwin Schawacker, Jr. (the late Joan Hadden). Loving mother of Mary (Phil) Pettit, Richard (Ruth)…
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McDaniel, James E. — St. Louis, MO
St. Louis sees record humidity with soaring July dew points
A very wet April-through-July period led to the increased evapotranspiration of the corn crop this summer.
Dreamscape Learn VR curriculum launches at St. Charles CC
It’s “back to school" in a bold, new way at St. Charles Community College.
Sinkhole drains Benton Park Lake, leaving fish stranded
The fish are gone, and a sinkhole is being blamed for the empty Benton Park Lake. Where did the water go, and the fish that swam in it? The City of St. Louis and the Missouri Department of Conservation are working together to sort it all out.
Advocates push for motorcycle safety reforms after fatal trend
Riders say until changes are made, Missouri roads will remain dangerous.
Man suffers medical emergency, drowns at Onondaga State Park
MSHP says the man suffered a medical emergency and fell out of the canoe and drowned.
RFK Jr. Ends Federal Contracts To Develop mRNA Vaccines
One of the more frustrating parts of the RFK Jr. experience is nailing down his views. Part of that is because he tends to keep quite vague about those views, especially when it comes to vaccines, depending on who he is talking to. When he’s running an anti-vaxxer organization, his views are specific and clear. […]
Bevo flower shop celebrates a century of blooms
Russell Florist’s roots run deep in the Bevo neighborhood. Louise Russell opened the shop 100 years ago, beginning her floral career crafting paper roses. The old flower press sits next to the cash register inside.
Downtown Saturday 🚘 alert (take metro)
Exorcist-inspired site now looks like a villain’s clubhouse
The abandoned St. Alexius Hospital on South Broadway, in the Gravois Park neighborhood, looks as haunted as its history.
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