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Premier Charter School and Gateway Science Academy enroll more than 1,500 students in South City.

The House on Tuesday gave initial approval to a measure by state Rep. Cathy Joy Loy, R-Carthage, that would block orders similar to actions by St. Louis County that limited church gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Erasing Missouri’s capital gains tax potentially blows a $334 million hole in the state budget.

Missouri currently uses foster kids’ benefits to pay for their care. That means children who are orphans or have disabilities are paying for their care while in state custody.

The language of Proposition B is "misleading, insufficient, inaccurate, argumentative, prejudicial and unfair," the judgment filed Tuesday morning said.

Deandre Pickens, 22, was gunned down Jan. 15 in the 3500 block of Harper Street, in the city's Fairground neighborhood.

The girl died Monday in the 10900 block John James Drive. She is among nine children shot this year across the St. Louis metro area. Six have died.

Most of the public’s responses are unrelated to the committee’s mandate or are spam, Sen. Mary Elizabeth Coleman says. Several have included the script of the “Bee Movie.”

Holy Joe Society “respectfully demands” that SLPS take legal action in pursuit of lost funds or the nonprofit could file its own lawsuit.

City records show several awards listed as viable four months ago are now considered questionable.

Republicans are putting China back in the crosshairs, aiming to stop the country from selling drones or buying more land in Missouri.

Personnel Director Sonya Jenkins-Gray’s legal team used arguments in court to try and stop the conclusion of the hearing that could end with her ouster.

The boy was critically injured after being shot in the 5700 block of Goodfellow Place late Monday night.

The Missouri Highway Patrol refused to release the man's name.

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Bell Wilcox, Jane Frances McCabe - St. Louis, MO

February 9, 1954 - February 6, 2025

95, passed February 8th, 2025. Services: Visitation Thursday, Feb. 13th from 4-8p Hutchens Mortuary in Florissant. Mass Friday, Feb. 14th at 10a St. Ferdinand Catholic Church.

February 5, 2025

November 26, 1938 - February 8, 2025