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Burrus, Donald E. - St. Louis, MO

Don Burrus, 90, passed away peacefully.

Theresa Louise Lossman, 41, passed away on May 8, 2025, in St. Louis, Missouri. Born on March 29, 1984, they will be remembered by those who knew them. May their memory bring comfort and peace to all whose lives they…

This year, four children have been accidentally shot in St. Louis County.

Oliver Properties says many people looking for places to live want a mix of updated amenities and retail. By offering them, the company has seen a surge of renters

"We have three people that have been murdered, and we have one suspect that's dead," Chief Robert Tracy said.

Cascia Hall Preparatory School had its school day happily disrupted Thursday by the stunning news that a former governing board member just became Pope Leo XIV.

This year, Six Flags St. Louis has banned smoking inside of its amusement park.

Mother's Day is just days away.

Kirkwood water crews responded to signs of another water leak. 

St. Louis Cardinals routed the Washington Nationals 10-0 on Friday night.

The brunch will be held on May 10 in St. Louis County. A few open spaces are available for mothers seeking community.

The state of American health is in crisis at the moment due to a confluence of things entirely created by the current administration. Putting RFK Jr. in charge of Health and Human Services (HHS) never felt like anything other than a move designed to troll Trump’s detractors and it shows. As the measles outbreak that […]

In 2023, the city designated the Manchester Road Corridor as "blighted" to potentially takeover local businesses for a $436 million project.

Missouri House Republicans unexpectedly refused to allow a vote Friday on a $513 million spending bill for construction projects, citing a desire to control spending for a move that was kept secret from Democrats in the chamber and members of the state Senate. The move sank funding for major projects around the state, including national […]

WASHINGTON — The Treasury Department announced Friday that Congress must address the debt limit before August, setting a firm deadline for Republicans to wrap up work on the “big, beautiful bill” that will raise the nation’s borrowing limit by up to $5 trillion. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent wrote in a letter to congressional leaders that “there […]

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump urged Congress to eliminate funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting during his first term, but was largely unsuccessful. Now, in his second go-around, Trump is once again asking lawmakers to scrap federal spending on the private, nonprofit corporation that Congress established in the 1960s. The Corporation for Public Broadcasting […]