stLouISTGovernor will choose one of three women to become new St. Louis County judge
St. Louis County associate judges Chastidy Dillon-Amelung and Nicolette Antonia Klapp, and attorney Bridget L. Halquist are named as finalists.
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St. Louis sheriff lied about employee's firing in criminal case, suit says
The allegations in Tashana Syas' lawsuit mirror those contained in a six-count federal indictment accusing Sheriff Alfred Montgomery of firing people who cooperated with investigators.
Robust Wine Bar in Webster Groves sued for over $84,000 in late rent
In a lawsuit filed with St. Louis County Tuesday, Webster Groves-based McCallum Group, LLC alleges that Robust Wine Bar owes more than $84,000 in rent and other charges.
Questions about highway construction or traffic lights? Ask the Road Crew
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
Case against St. Louis County executive is rife with errors, attorneys say
Attorneys asked a judge on Wednesday to dismiss the case against Sam Page, saying it included false information and illogical legal arguments.
For Rene Knott, a stunning end at KSDK amid accusations. He says there's a lesson to learn.
The abrupt resignation of TV personality Rene Knott stirred plenty of speculation. What came next was even more shocking.
Kim Gardner faces disbarment over use of public money to save her law license
Gardner's lawyers say the disciplinary charges are yet another attack on the woman who served as the city's first Black female prosecutor.
$11M food fraud trial starts after St. Louis nonprofit chief refuses to plead guilty
Connie Bobo earlier this month blew up a plea deal with federal prosecutors after claiming during a hearing to accept it she was not guilty.
Enterprise Mobility touts overseas growth in record revenue report
The company reported $39 billion in net revenue last fiscal year.
Repairs will affect traffic in St. Peters
Several roads in St. Peters will be closed for the next two weeks as concrete slab removal and replacement is completed.
Years after flood, Florissant is finally buying and demolishing vacant apartments
The creek rushed into the basements and first floors of seven apartment buildings on Bruce Drive. They've since been sitting empty, boarded up, windows smashed, trash gathering in the front.
Supreme Court won't hear Missouri hunters' corner crossing case
The conflict over corner crossing is rooted in the 1800s, when the federal government granted land to railroad companies to aid the construction of a transcontinental route.
Heartland Bank, CNB to merge in deal worth more than $170M
Two Illinois financial institutions with St. Louis-area locations have signed a definitive agreement to merge in a common stock/cash deal valued at more than $170 million.
See the Oct. 22, 1925, front page: Immigrant at 14, J.B. Heydt dies millionaire at 71
Headlines from the Oct. 22, 1925, front page include: Immigrant at 14, J.B. Heydt dies millionaire at 71
The first highway in downtown St. Louis was short on mileage and long on political squabbling
2.3-mile-long, six-lane Third Street Highway knocked 10 minutes off the commute to Gravois Avenue. When it opened on Oct. 15, 1955, there was no ribbon-cutting. Everyone was tired of talk.
Hogan, Timothy Eaves
Visitation Sat., Oct. 25,2025 12-3. Service 3PM at Jay B Smith Funeral Homes, www.jaybsmith.com
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Stewart, Sandra Lee (nee Schullier)
Stewart, Sandra Lee (nee Schullier) Stewart- Monday October 20, 2025.
Voss, Anne Claire
Anne Claire Voss passed away on October 15, 2025, in St. Louis, Mo, at the age of 99.
Wakefield, Edward Orin
Edward Orin Wakefield passed away on October 16, 2025, at the age of 89. Born on January 14, 1936, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Edward was a resident of St. Louis, Missouri. He leaves his son Mark Wakefield (Tukkatar Chantaramarnont) of Madison,…