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88, May 3, 2025. Service Thurs., 5/15, 10:30 am, Alexander White Mullen, St. Ann, 63074. Burial at Mount Lebanon Cemetery. www.alexanderstlouis.com.

Maryjane Murphey Krause, 95, died peacefully. She was widow to G. Lynn Krause, MD and is survived by their children George (Chip), Jane (Doeblin), Deb, Pax and 7 grandchildren. Service: 5/24 11 a.m., First Presbyterian Church, STL, (PCUSA). Luptonchapel.com.

Robert “Bob” A. Meyer, 65, of St. Louis, died at home on Monday, April 21, 2025.

Fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church Thursday, May 8, 2025.

Locals say the place where this event happened is a hotspot for road rage incidents.

The district has hired about 200 of the 243 drivers needed for the upcoming school year.

Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church in north St. Louis is where Deborah Walton found the strength to turn her life around.

Look, folks, I have to admit that I’m running out of ways to open these posts about RFK Jr., so let’s just do this quickly. He’s a vaccine skeptic with a ton of bad ideas on public health policy, is letting the current measles outbreak expand for no good reason, has promised to have the […]

He told us he’d been waiting nearly 300 days for the Missouri Department of Revenue to issue him a title for this trailer he purchased on Facebook Marketplace.

St. Louis residents express frustration after reckless driving incidents disrupt Holly Hills.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol has reopened an investigation into a 2022 overdose death in Crocker, Missouri, after concerns were raised about how the local police department handled the case, and the family of Jeffrey Pratt Jr. is hoping to finally get answers three years after his death.

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe’s plan to cover up to half of the cost of a new stadium for the Royals and a refurbished Arrowhead Stadium for the Chiefs ran into a buzzsaw of bipartisan opposition in the state Senate Tuesday night. The proposal passed on a 108-40 vote in the Missouri House earlier in the day despite never having been introduced as a formal bill or ever having a public hearing. Instead, it was added as an amendment Tuesday afternoon to a Senate bill pertaining to student athletes. By…

The Missouri Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday regarding whether or not cities and counties can stack marijuana sales taxes, in a legal battle that began in 2023. The court’s answer will impact more than 70 areas statewide, where both city and county governments have been imposing a 3% tax at dispensaries, according to Missouri Department of Revenue data. The court case focuses on Florissant-based dispensary Robust Missouri 3 LLC, where customers are paying a total sales tax of 20.988%, which…

"It's OK to grieve,” Superintendent Dustin Foutch said. "When events like this happen, the most important thing you can do is come together."

JERSEYVILLE – The next phase of the Hollow Avenue Improvement Project is officially set to enter the “construction” stage with full approval from the Jerseyville City Council. City Council members on Tuesday unanimously approved an agreement between the city and Bartlett & West Inc. for Phase 3 (the “construction stage”) of the Hollow Avenue Roadway Improvements Phase 2 project. Roadway improvements made during this stage will span from West Hickory Street to Waggoner Avenue, as previously reported on Riverbender.com . Baxmeyer Construction was awarded the project after submitting the lowest bid of $2,064,000. Streets Commissioner John Miles said construction is expected to begin next month, June 2025, after the city participates in a “pre-construction meeting” required by the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT). Before the “pre-construction meeting” can be held, Miles said the city needed to ensure an on-site inspector

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