stLouISTCourt reverses verdict for St. Louis boy hit by car, sides with school bus co.
A St. Louis jury awarded a $1.3 million verdict to a St. Louis boy. The Missouri Supreme Court reversed that decision on Friday.
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Missouri lawmakers rush to pay for senior meals program
In another example of how GOP-led states are not following the cost-cutting lead of billionaire Elon Musk in his role as an adviser to President Donald Trump
Homer G. Phillips hospital in north St. Louis lays off workers
After opening in January 2024, Homer G. Phillips Memorial Hospital had 15 emergency beds and an imaging center
Darlene Green, a fixture as St. Louis comptroller, faces toughest election fight in years
Comptroller Darlene Green is a fixture at St. Louis City Hall. Now she's facing perhaps her strongest election challenge in 30 years.
How road rage turned into a deadly shooting in Fenton. 'Get out of the truck!'
Self defense or murder? A jury faced a decision on the road-rage incident, and fatal shooting, in Fenton.
Abortions are still limited in Missouri, 2 weeks after ruling. Here's why
The delay largely centers around medication abortions. St. Louis and Kansas City clinics believed they needed to get state approval for 'complication plans' first.
Jones says Spencer has gone MAGA. Spencer demands she take it back.
“Tishaura Jones and I disagree on many things,” Spencer said. “But I would never blatantly lie and spread false claims in order to advance my campaign.”
Man suffers leg injury after 55-gallon drum explodes in south St. Louis
St. Louis police said it wasn't clear what the drum contained or what caused it to explode, about 11 a.m. Friday.
KDHX management refuses proposal to yield control in exchange for cash
The board called the offer unserious, with unreasonable strings attached.
Police confirm 6th victim in Ballwin serial rape case. Investigators worry there are more.
"We thank all of these courageous survivors for coming forth and seeking justice," St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Melissa Price Smith said Friday in a statement.
Father shot youth football coach at practice, St. Louis jury says
Daryl Clemmons, 45, was convicted Friday of assault and armed criminal action after he argued he acted in self-defense by shooting football coach Shaquille Latimore.
Sultan: A decades-long quest to quell inflammation
In my case, diet changes helped ease my symptoms, and I now eat far less dairy and gluten than before.
30-foot tree branch falls on man in St. Louis. Jury awards him $1.5M
A jury awarded $1.54 million to a man who suffered a cracked skull and other injuries when a branch from an oak tree fell on him at a bus stop.
The Real ID deadline to fly is just months away. How can Missourians get theirs?
After May 7, only Real IDs, passports or other forms of federal documentation will be required to fly in the U.S. and enter certain government facilities.
Unlikely coalitions form as Senate sends massive utility bill to House
The legislation drove a wedge in the Democratic caucus
Annie Malone Parade will be held after all
The beloved annual parade will be held May 18 along Market Street.
Earls Jr., Lawrence W.
Wednesday February 26, 2025. Visitation at Kutis Affton Chapel 10151 Gravois, Saturday March 1, 3 to 7 p.m.
Harper, Susan
Susan Elaine Harper (Vance) of Port Charlotte, Florida, departed this life on February 23, 2025, at the age of 64 after a courageous battle with cancer.
Kaufman, Anne
71, on 2/23/25. Visit 10:00-12:00 Fri. 2/28, at Kriegshauser Mortuary West, 9450 Olive Blvd, 63132. Memorial Ser. follows at 12:00. www.kriegshausermortuary.com
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Earls Jr., Lawrence W. - St. Louis, MO