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ST. LOUIS COUNTY - St. Louis County Police have identified the woman killed in a wrong-way, head-on crash on Lewis & Clark Boulevard as 23-year-old Katie Holman of Alton, authorities said Monday, April 6, 2026. Holman, of the 2900 block of Hillcrest Avenue in Alton, died at the scene after the crash late Friday, April 3, 2026, in the northbound lanes of Lewis & Clark Boulevard near Highway 67, according to the St. Louis County Police Department. Police said officers from the North

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A man was killed in a shooting Monday evening in north St. Louis, according to police.

Who is the MRHNEA?  The MRHNEA is a local labor union affiliated with the Missouri National Education Association and the National Education Association. We are the recognized bargaining representative for MRH teachers, counselors, and social workers, and have a growing membership of educational support professionals. The MRHNEA chose to endorse 3 of the 5 candidates […]

Located in the Carondelet neighborhood, the chapel was constructed in the late 1860s and is recognized as one of the oldest African American chapels in St. Louis. The property has remained empty since the 2010s.

The settlement, announced by Attorney General Catherine Hanaway on Monday, brings an end to a more than two-year legal challenge against the district.

A woman was killed and four others were injured in a head-on crash in north St. Louis County Friday night, caused by a driver traveling the wrong direction on Lewis and Clark Boulevard.

Day one of testimony in the trial of Yahya Maly is underway, with multiple accusers taking the stand at the St. Louis County Courthouse to accuse him rape.

Democrats in Missouri are hoping November 2026 is the election where they can start chipping away at the Republican supermajorities in both the state house and senate.

“King Kahok,” a longtime symbol tied to Collinsville’s Kahok identity, was returned after a 17-hour, nearly 1,000-mile journey to retrieve it from a veterans post in Michigan, bringing the end to a decades-old prank.

BRIGHTON — The Betsey Ann Association in Brighton has received 501(c)(3) nonprofit status, a change leaders say will allow supporters to make tax-deductible donations to help fund improvements at Betsey Ann Park and support the Brighton Museum. The designation, announced March 17, 2026, marks a shift for the volunteer-driven organization, which for decades has promoted and financed civic and patriotic improvements in the Village of Brighton and the surrounding communities of Piasa and Brighton