stLouISTTwo found dead at Central West End apartment after shooting call
A man and woman are dead after a shooting at an apartment building Friday morning in the Central West End.
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Rung for Women helps mid-career women make a switch to STEM jobs in St. Louis
The average Rung for Women participant is 37 years old and works a full-time job in a field like retail, administration and childcare
St. Charles hotel employee shot in lobby. Girlfriend in custody.
The 43-year-old employee was shot once about 4 a.m. Friday at the hotel, 333 Camelback Road in St. Charles.
Rockwood agrees to teacher pay bumps after negotiations deadlock
The deal to raise educator salaries by 10% over the next two years followed an elongated negotiations process and immense public pressure.
St. Simon the Apostle Catholic School in South County to close at end of school year
St. Simon will become the ninth Catholic grade school to close after the “All Things New” downsizing plan for the Archdiocese of St. Louis.
Here’s where to find nearly 140 fish fries in the St. Louis area
St. Louisans love their fish fries — maybe more than anywhere else.
Sultan: Cutting off food to hungry families, hurting farmers
Columnist Aisha Sultan writes: Federal funding cuts are hitting food banks when the need for food assistance is surging.
Kirkwood trunk-or-treat shooter gets probation. ‘It’s just disappointing,’ parent says
Former St. Louis County police officer Matthew McCulloch was sentenced on Thursday for opening fire at a Halloween event attended by hundreds of children.
Top St. Louis auditor works on the side for businesses linked to major city contractor
Business filings raise questions about the relationship between St. Louis' top internal auditor and a city contractor, whose businesses are also donors to a PAC supporting Comptroller Darlene Green’s reelection.
Top Republican says Missouri House poised to resurrect abortion ban
Speaker Jon Patterson says the Missouri House could debate a proposed constitutional amendment to ban abortion within the next two weeks. It would provide some exceptions for survivors of rape and incest.
Dudding, Jean Agnes
Jean Agnes Dudding (nee Sloss) passed away peacefully on March 25, 2025, at 92. Jean touched many lives with her compassion and will be remembered for her gentle spirit, caring nature, and passion for education. She was a beloved spouse…
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Dudding, Jean Agnes—St. Louis, MO
Graveman, Agnes M.
March 25, 2025, age 88. Vis. Thurs., April 3, Baue Cave Springs, 4:00 pm — 8:00 pm. Mass Friday, Apr. 4, St. Peter Catholic Church, 10:00 am. Contact 636-946-7811 or visit baue.com
Messmer Jr., Joseph
Asleep in Jesus Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
Murray, Debbie
On 3/25/25. Visit 2:00-6:00 Sun. 3/30, at Kriegshauser Mortuary West, 9450 Olive Blvd, 63132. Service Monday at 2:00, also at Kriegshauser. www.kriegshausermortuary.com
Ruess, William L.
Sun. March 23, 2025. Visitation at Kutis Affton Chapel Monday, March 31, 12 noon-1:00 PM, then to JB National Cemetery for services at 1:30 PM.
Convicted felon charged with illegally killing black bear in Missouri
A Missouri Department of Conservation officer received a text message with a photo of a man posing with a large, dead black bear. An investigation resulted in several charges.
Block, formerly Square, lays off 67 in Missouri
The dismissals are a part of a reported companywide reduction in staff of 8% or over 900 people.
Missouri House passes school safety bill. Effort to address gun sales to teens blocked.
A Democratic member of the Missouri House sought unsuccessfully to add language to a school safety bill that would have further limited sales of guns to teenagers.
Missouri House advances bill to regulate kratom products
Kratom industry leaders criticized a provision that potentially allows for highly potent synthetic products to stay on store shelves.