
St. Louis
independent city in Missouri, United States
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- 2d ago
Pavlov's Dog singer David Surkamp dies at 73, band announces on Facebook
The founding singer of the US progressive rock group died on 13 October, the band said in a Facebook post. The circumstances of his death have not been disclosed.
- Oct 8
Spanish services rescue over 200 migrants off Lanzarote and 79 off El Hierro
Spanish emergency crews brought three migrant vessels ashore in the Canary Islands on Thursday, including an inflatable boat carrying 125 people northeast of Lanzarote and a wooden cayuco arriving at El Hierro from Senegal.
- Oct 6
Slayyyter announces companion album Wor$t Man in America for December release
Slayyyter will release her nine-track album Wor$t Man in America on 4 December 2026 through RECORDS and Columbia Records, following the conclusion of her North American tour.

- Oct 4
Cavan Sullivan sets scoring record as United States beats Mexico 3-0 in Arizona friendly
The United States defeated Mexico 3-0 at State Farm Stadium, with 17-year-old Cavan Sullivan becoming the youngest goalscorer in American national team history.

- Oct 3
US appeals court halts Minnesota ban on AI nude images in xAI lawsuit
The 8th US Circuit Court of Appeals put Minnesota's prohibition on AI-generated fake nude images on hold on Friday, granting an injunction to Elon Musk's xAI as the company challenges the measure on constitutional grounds.
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- Sep 26
Supreme Court blocks Missouri congressional map and revives federal voter database
The US Supreme Court halted an appellate order to enforce a Republican-drawn congressional map in Missouri, while separately allowing the administration to verify voter citizenship using the SAVE database ahead of the November 3 midterms.
- Sep 25
Bob Pettit, first NBA MVP and 1958 champion with St. Louis Hawks, dies at 93
The Louisiana State University product and two-time league MVP passed away peacefully at his home in Metairie after an eleven-season career that redefined the power forward position.
- Sep 22
Lionel Richie undergoes heart procedure for AFib and cancels three tour dates
Lionel Richie has canceled three joint tour dates with Earth, Wind & Fire after undergoing a planned cardiac ablation to treat atrial fibrillation, with his Las Vegas residency set to begin on October 14.

- Sep 21
Appeals court backs Missouri congressional map and delays order for Supreme Court review
A federal appeals court ruled that Missouri must use a redrawn congressional map in November, pausing its decision for one week to allow a Supreme Court appeal.
- Sep 17
Texas financier gets 11 years in prison and $31.35M restitution in Ponzi scheme targeting Travis Kelce
A federal judge sentenced Swiftarc Capital creator Siddharth Jawahar to 11 years in prison and ordered $31.35 million in restitution for a fraud scheme that took over $35 million from 64 investors, including NFL player Travis Kelce.
- Sep 8
Supreme Court blocks Missouri Republican congressional map for November midterms
The US Supreme Court rejected a Trump administration request to implement redrawn congressional boundaries in Missouri, restoring the 2022 map that preserves two Democratic seats ahead of the November election.
- Sep 7
Linda Cardellini and David Harbour win first Emmy Awards for DTF St. Louis
Linda Cardellini and David Harbour earned supporting acting honours at the Creative Arts Emmys for DTF St. Louis, securing their first wins after four career nominations each ahead of the September 14 primetime telecast.
- Sep 6
Cardinals take series in Denver with 10-8 win over Rockies as Hjerpe debuts
The St. Louis Cardinals took two of three games against the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field, sealing the series with a 10-8 victory on Sunday behind four perfect innings from rookie reliever Cooper Hjerpe.
- Sep 1
Lionel Richie hospitalized in St. Louis for dehydration tests after performing seated
The 77-year-old singer checked into intensive care for observation after calling for a chair during his final song at The Muny amphitheatre in Missouri.