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Accident Reconstruction is investigating a fatal crash that happened on July 28, 2026 on Interstate 44 at S. 7th Street.

The post Motorcyclist Killed in I-44 Crash appeared first on St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.

Your body can quietly cut your pace without asking your permission. Tasks feel heavier. Patience gets shorter. Even small decisions can seem oddly expensive. What looks like laziness is often biology doing exactly what it was built to do. People often notice this shift in themselves. Work feels slower. Exercise takes more effort. The couch becomes more appealing. It is easy to blame motivation or routine. But humans slow down for real reasons. Heat changes how the body uses energy, how the brai

Temporary license plate tags, more commonly known as "temp tags," will soon become a thing of the past in Missouri.

July 29 is tied to major shifts in power and identity. In 1567, James VI was crowned king of Scotland after the forced abdication of his mother, Mary, Queen of Scots. He was still an infant, so the country was ruled through regents, but his reign proved historically important. James would later become James I of England in 1603, joining the crowns of Scotland and England under one monarch. That union did not erase the two kingdoms, but it changed the future of the British Isles and helped shape

Ballot measure campaigns raised almost $40 million through the third week of July as they paid for ads and direct mail appeals bombarding Missourians ahead of Tuesday’s primary election.  Early voting is underway and the primary election is Aug. 4. The final full financial disclosure statements for state campaigns were due Monday to the Missouri […]

The St. Louis Philharmonic Orchestra is set to open its 166th season on August 7 with a "Heroes and Villains" pops concert featuring guest conductor Christopher Kelts.

Irish singer Glen Hansard, Oscar winner for the song “Falling Slowly” from the movie Once, has died, the singer’s management confirms to ABC Audio. He was 56."With broken hearts we…

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Missouri has reported 593 cases of cyclosporiasis, though health officials have not yet determined if they are linked to a multistate outbreak involving recalled iceberg lettuce.

Officers chased the shooters until their car came to a stop several blocks later in the 1500 block of Sells Avenue. The occupants of the car managed to escape.

A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the federal government can continue implementing President Donald Trump’s executive order limiting vote-by-mail, reaching the opposite conclusion that another appeals panel decided over the weekend. The conflict appeared to make it even more clear the issue will have to be settled by the U.S. Supreme Court, which already […]

EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. - Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE) sports teams are set to feature ads on jerseys under a new partnership with First Community Credit Union. The partnership comes after the NCAA Division I Cabinet approved a new policy allowing Division I sports programs to place commercial logos or patches on uniforms, equipment and apparel [...]

A bipartisan roster of former top-level FCC officials have submitted a filing to the Trump FCC blasting the agency’s ongoing violations of the First Amendment and urging it to terminate its phony “investigations” into ABC — including the unprecedented early ownership review of the company’s broadcast licenses. In the filing, former FCC officials allied under […]

The Missouri State Highway Patrol is seeking public assistance to solve the 1985 suspicious death of William Sundermeyer, whose family has offered a monetary reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.