Baptized into the hope of Christ's resurrection on April 18, 2026. Beloved daughter of the late John and Regina Bender; loving sister of Marilyn (Dennis) Kilfoy and the late John (Josephine) Bender; our dear aunt, great-aunt, great-great aunt, cousin and…
Ann Schulz, 71, passed away in the peace and comfort of her own home on March 23, 2026. She leaves behind a legacy of exceptional creativity and beauty. Celebration of Life details may be found at www.luptonchapel.com
Residents in St. Louis may soon see higher water bills as the city’s Water Division proposes a significant rate increase aimed at addressing longstanding infrastructure challenges.
A work crew was applying a highly visible green coat of paint on Monday to portions of what will become a protected bicycle lane on Tucker Boulevard between Washington and Chouteau Avenues.
Former St. Louis Public Schools superintendent Keisha Scarlett has filed a lawsuit against her old school district, saying they violated her contract and punished her for reporting misuses of funds, before eventually firing her in 2024.
It’s barely been a few days back since we discussed just how open to mistakes and abuse YouTube’s copyright takedown system is, when NVIDIA’s demo video for its controversial DLSS 5 tech got briefly pulled down because an Italian news channel did a piece featuring the footage which it copyrighted. The copyright bots took it […]
Agustín Ramírez homered and Max Meyer pitched effectively into the sixth inning to lead the Miami Marlins to a 5-3 victory over St. Louis on Monday night, snapping the Cardinals' five-game winning streak.
The St. Charles County Police Department is proposing a "Drone as First Responder" program to enhance emergency response in the area. This initiative would deploy drones from rooftops to stream live video to officers, potentially arriving at scenes before ground units.
ALTON – Plans to install planters along Broadway in Alton are moving forward as some call for the city to expand its beautification efforts to help businesses beyond downtown. After much discussion, committee members unanimously approved a resolution to consider an ordinance authorizing the purchase of Earth Planter containers for Broadway Street in downtown Alton using Food and Beverage Tax funds. According to the proposed ordinance, these planters are meant to promote beautification
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