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The fatal accident occurred about 9:15 a.m. Tuesday in the Dittmer area, police said.

The Department of Justice asked for a copy of the state’s voter registration database, including sensitive data about individual voters.

Bar K, which sought to combine a bar and restaurant with a dog park, announced it was permanently closing Tuesday.

Kurtavia White, a former Lutheran Child and Family Services caseworker, was arrested a decade ago for her involvement in a Metro East strip club brawl.

The fatal shooting took place Saturday afternoon in the area of Wayne Lanter and Washington avenues, police said.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said he didn’t expect the potential work stoppage in St. Louis to “derail” Boeing’s overall recovery. “This is something we’ll work through,” he said.

Terrell Baker, who spent 20 years in law enforcement, security and counterterrorism for the U.S. Navy, worked at SLPS for eight months.

Missouri Highway Patrol troopers had an order allowing them to take County Executive Sam Page's cell phone, council member says

Beacon supports a regional network of 63 health centers in Missouri and three in Oklahoma, providing contraception, cancer screenings, and testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections.

With an announced $2.5 billion move, Spire continues a decade-plus run of predominantly fueling its expansion by buying gas utilities in the South.

An employee was killed and another was injured in a fight between the co-workers Tuesday morning at a Wendy's restaurant in north St. Louis.

Ryne Sandberg had a career .822 OPS in games against the St. Louis Cardinals, including, of course, "The Sandberg Game."

President Trump wants states to redraw their congressional boundaries to give him more safe Republican seats in the U.S. House.

Earlier this year, the eatery, located at 313 North Euclid Avenue, stopped serving alcohol.

Allyson Mace’s lawsuit comes less than two weeks after Sauce announced its sale to its third owner, St. Louis Bucket List.

Columnist Daniel Neman writes: Apparently, my refrigerator finally read some of the mean things I have been writing about it, and decided to give up the appliance ghost.

"There is a tremendous amount of work that needs to be done to repair everything," said an Elsberry resident.

Witmer-Gow, Karen — St. Louis, MO

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Karen Witmer-Gow, 78, passed away on Thursday, July 24, 2025 in St. Louis, Missouri. Born March 30, 1947 in Jamestown, New York, she is the daughter of the late Robert and Elizabeth Witmer of Niagara Falls, New York. Raised in…