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One man died and three people were injured Sunday in what police called a targeted attack in Centralia, about 70 miles east of St. Louis.

Plans for a youth golf recreational center cause community activists to call for new environmental testing at a once highly contaminated north St. Louis property.

More legislation is headed to the desk of Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe. So far this week, the Missouri Legislature has fully passed six bills. This includes a proposed directive on peace officer licenses and changes to sewage regulations. Lawmakers also approved a proposed constitutional amendment related to the state income tax. That measure now heads directly to voters.

Drought conditions have been worsening for months in the Southeast. Now tens of thousands of acres are burning, displacing people and destroying dozens of homes.

Investigators with the Illinois State Police arrested a Centralia man Tuesday in connection with a shooting over the weekend that left one person dead.

Eckert’s Farm is opening its pick-your-own strawberry season early on Thursday, April 23, thanks to warm weather and a strong crop.

A St. Louis smoke shop has agreed to stop selling highly potent THC edibles packaged to mimic popular candy, after Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway sued the store for alleged violations of state consumer-protection laws. Hanaway announced Wednesday that Pressure STL, located just south of downtown St. Louis, will immediately halt operations and destroy all […]

There are no effective eradication methods for the worm.

Eight months after a mysterious blast in north St. Louis County, a new investigation is underway.

Iran’s internet has been intermittently disrupted for months. After years of bombardment, Gaza’s telecommunications infrastructure remains fragile. In India, recurring shutdowns and throttling have become a routine response to protests and unrest, cutting millions off from news, work, and basic services. Across dozens of other countries, governments increasingly treat connectivity itself as something that can be weaponized—cut, slowed, or selectively restored […]

JERSEY COUNTY — Gary Krueger, the chairman of the Jersey County Board, died Tuesday morning, April 21, 2026, at his home, Jersey County Clerk Pam Warford confirmed Wednesday, April 22, 2026. He was 75. Warford said Mark Wagner, the board’s vice chair, will assume the position. “It is quite a shock to the community. He has been a great asset to the county,” Warford said. “He will be greatly missed both professionally and personally.” Warford described

Janson Junk and five relievers combined on a three-hitter to lead the Miami Marlins past the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 on Wednesday.

Police responded just after 3 p.m. to the 700 block of Hodiamont Avenue near Delmar Boulevard where they found a man who had been shot.