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Fr. John B. “Jack” Warner, SJ, died Oct. 4, 2025, in Florissant, Missouri. He was 80 years old, a Jesuit for 63 years and a priest for 51 years. He is remembered best for Teatro La Fragua, a theater company…

Max Calfo, who lost the Republican primary for the 108th District in 2024, is renewing his accusation that state Rep. Mike Costlow of Dardenne Prairie lied on his candidate declarations last year. Costlow insists he didn't lie.

Bill McClellan on the magic of a quick, friendly interaction. A moment of connection between two people from different worlds.

Even though the jury that convicted him could not reach agreement on his death sentence, a man is set to be put to death next week.

The indictment alleges that Devon Horton and three others created companies to apply for work contracts with the Evanston/Skokie district. Horton, as the superintendent, got the contracts approved.

These days anything is something for public media affiliates fighting to survive like the one in Carbondale that serves huge swaths of southern Illinois.

Headlines from the Oct. 11, 1925, front page include: Plane passenger killed in crash at Lambert Field

The Oct. 13, 1971, Post-Dispatch contained all kinds of advertisements leading us down Memory Lane.

Prosecutors said Eric Wooten was in the car with the three victims while they were driving near North Broadway and East Taylor Avenue after filming a music video.

Two residential blocks near the intersection were evacuated as a precaution while hazmat crews checked the train cars for hazardous materials.

This week, Lanora Arnold stood trial on charges that in June 2024 she murdered 32-year-old Jordan Armstrong in his apartment and burglarized another home a few doors down.

Attorneys representing 17 Cardinal Ritter players say police and the Ohio school district involved have "doubled down in an attempt to justify their bad behavior" in pepper spraying players.

Brian K. Ditch admitted to subjecting his uncle him to verbal abuse and insufficient medical attention while accessing $1.9 million in government benefits from his account.

The $1,000 to $3,000 payouts were a "refund of the excess taxes that were withheld since January 1st," according to the superintendent.

Business group Greater St. Louis Inc. is paying for the search.

Judge Steven Ohmer said he needs to see the evidence before ruling.

The microbrewery and pub announced on Friday that its last day of service will be Dec. 20.

More than 15,000 St. Louis area residents participate in a food program aimed at helping women and their infants stay healthy

Monte Henderson, who was 22 years old when he crashed into a mother and daughter visiting downtown for a Drake concert, got 21 years in prison.

Missouri for years has been in a legal fight over reforming its broken parole system. How serious is the state about fixing the problems?