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Even though we set a new record high Monday at 76 degrees, winter is definitely not over!

Mary Ann Sommer, nee Beelman, age 87 of St. Louis, MO passed away peacefully with her family on January 28, 2025.

100, February 4, 2025. Visitation at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 12345 Manchester Road, Des Peres, Saturday, February 8, from 1:00 p.m. until time of service at 2:00 p.m. For more info see Schrader.com

Mary Jane is survived by her husband, Joseph, and her daughter, Virginia (Ginny).

Passed away February 4, 2025, after a brief Illness. He was loved by his family, especially Michael and Martin (Karen) and his nieces, Sara (Tom) and Shannon. He will be missed by his many cousins, Old Cathedral parishioners, former US…

Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Tuesday, February 4, 2025. Beloved wife of Robert “Bob” Sedlacek. Dear daughter of the late Nick and Marie Berjer. Dear sister of Kenneth and John Berjer. Our dear sister-in-law, aunt, great aunt,…

Lynne Phyllis Bothe, age 88, of Maryland Heights, Missouri passed away on Monday, February 3, 2025. She was born June 2, 1936, in St. Louis, Missouri, to Earl and Mercedes (nee: Boeke) Brown. They have preceded her in death, as…

Katherine Hoy Hickey, known as ‘Kitty,’ passed away peacefully in her sleep on February 5th, 2025.

February 17, 1938 - February 3, 2025

Bothe, Lynne Phyllis - Maryland Heights, MO

After dysfunction caused the Missouri Senate to fracture during previous years, the Republican "supermajority" is reuniting. One of their top issues: transgender athletes in sports.

Days after Keron Austin Williams, 29, was arrested, police are encouraging other victims to come forward.

Melissa Price Smith told a crowd of eager residents she has plans to prioritize prosecuting violent crimes and is creating a unit specifically focused on homicides.

Students both in and outside of Greek life at the University of Missouri say that while they feel safe on campus, there are lessons to be learned from a disturbing incident Tuesday.

Missouri is set to become one of the first states to require police to track and report the immigration status of people involved in crimes.

Earlier this week, Melvin Ashburn, a retiree and Lincoln County resident, pulled over when he saw a vehicle in a ditch.

Construction in the area is slated to start in two months.

“She’s not locked up! They know who she is!” An emotional Stephanie Joshua said police told her they know who killed her daughter, Julisa Cannon.