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Boehmer, Jr., Maurice - Ballwin, MO

Boehmer, Jr., Maurice, age 87, baptized into the hope of Christ's resurrection on Saturday, July 18, 2026. Funeral Mass at Holy Infant Catholic Church on Friday, 7/24/2026, 11:00 am. For more info, see Schrader.com.

Jay Arthur Epstein, 76, passed away Friday, July 17, 2026. Loving son, cousin, and friend. Funeral arrangements through Hoffmeister Colonial Mortuary.

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Nov 14, 1942 - Jul 18, 2026

December 15, 1938 - July 17, 2026

Marilyn Young, a senior citizen living on the top floor of the three-story Residences at Jennings Place III, is frustrated about an elevator outage at the apartment building that has lasted more than a week.

On July 20, after a lengthy public hearing and a motion from alderman Bill Parmentier, a bill to allow the Suntrup Automotive Group to obtain a special use permit for the schoolhouse and surrounding land at 120 Henry Ave. in the Henry Avenue National Historic District of Manchester was denied.

The Ladue City Council recently voted unanimously to deny a controversial proposal to redevelop the former Rock Hill Quarry. The decision came after hours of debate and public comment at a meeting held at Ladue Horton Watkins High School.

There is no shortage of examples of Major League Baseball attempting to wield overly broad trademarks its obtained to bully others, nor examples of MLB attempting to stretch its trademark rights much further than they go. MLB opposed a trademark for a Brooklyn burger joint on behalf of the Dodgers, a team that hadn’t played […]

A Wildwood father says he is still searching for answers after the Missouri State Highway Patrol closed its investigation into both his son's 2022 death and negligence regarding the original police investigation into the case.

Missouri health officials are reporting a sharp increase in Cyclospora infections this summer, with confirmed cases continuing to rise as testing expands across the state.

The Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014 steam locomotive made stops in Franklin County, including Pacific, Mo., as part of its ongoing tour.

ALTON – Alton officials are looking into making the city’s top attractions easier to navigate to and from. On July 20, 2026, Committee of the Whole members approved a Professional Services Agreement with RVi Planning + Landscape Architecture totaling $38,500 for the “Alton Wayfinding Program.” Alderwoman Rosie Brown was absent. The proposal consists of two phases: preliminary services totaling $4,500 and schematic design services totaling $34,000. Phase 1 would include