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Headlines from the Oct. 3, 1925, front page include: Anti-evolution act is condemned by bar president

Glenn passed away peacefully and was surrounded by his loved ones. Service details, and condolences can be found at: https://www.newcomerstlouis.com/obituaries/glennon-arnold.

Frank W. Bloecher, passed away Sept. 30, 2025. Memorial service Mon., Oct. 6, 11:30 am, at Bopp Chapel, 10610 Manchester Rd., Kirkwood. Visitation 10:30-11:30. See boppchapel.com for full obituary.

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Birthplace in Hayti, Missouri. Resting place in St. Louis, Missouri. Peace be still. Forever loved. “I’m here and I’m ok.” — Ottie Marie.

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Demetrius Combs, 33, a former assistant baseball coach at Cahokia High, faces federal drug charges related to the possession and distribution of fentanyl and methamphetamine.

In a newsletter sent out to subscribers, the corporation also said it would not be producing any programs until late 2026 or early 2027.

Sen. Angela Mosley's run-in with St. Louis County Councilwoman Shalonda Webb is the latest in a history of fisticuffs among Missouri politicians

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page said the county faces a $61 million deficit in the general fund and a $20 million deficit in the health fund.

Because of the federal government shutdown, those soldiers will not be getting paychecks until the government reopens.

The university will outsource its custodial, maintenance and groundskeeping services to a single company, school leaders said.

The announcement came a day after union members rallied in Hazelwood.

The organization said its audience for this programing had been “fairly limited” and that the program had operated at a “slight loss.”

The accident took place shortly before 11 a.m. Tuesday south of Liberty Ridge Road, the Missouri Highway Patrol said.

A grand jury declined to indict Marquise Quinn, 26, in the death of his pregnant girlfriend, Kristina Curry.

Police said they don't know the name of the bicyclist and described him only as a male.

A North St. Louis church nonprofit is distributing up to $1 million in state disaster aid that could help residents displaced by the May tornado. This article is free for all readers.

"There's still debris on the street. FEMA hasn't followed up with city officials. There are individuals who qualify for assistance, and their claims aren't being processed."