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“If it wasn’t for the mailman, and us, he probably would’ve laid in there and died,” John Swift said. “Nobody would’ve known anything about it.”

The Missouri Republican is known for advancing arguments made in Project 2025, including that the Comstock Act should prevent the mailing of abortion pills.

The health department said two people hospitalized for E. coli infection have developed hemolytic uremic syndrome, or HUS, a rare but serious disease.

Officers found the woman's body after reports of a shooting, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department said.

Dr. Craig Spiegel was charged in March by federal prosecutors with 24 counts including illegal distribution of controlled substances.

​The press release said Missouri Medicaid paid at least $197,022 and the VA paid more than $600,000 to her company.

Three parents of high school students are now suing the catering company linked to the outbreak.

Illinois State Police obtained an arrest warrant against the former city manager in October.

Here are some resources available to Missouri and Illinois residents looking to escape the dangerous cold this winter.

The Humane Society has been investigating the private property since January.

Pablo Puente was struck and killed last month along Route 143. There is up to a $5,000 reward for information leading to the driver's arrest.

The woman returned home safe Thursday, police said.

RAC, the city's largest public arts and culture funder, has been supporting artists through community and financial help.

“This is something a kid could put together. I didn’t get my decorations. ... We didn’t have a head table. The DJ was playing all the wrong music."

The break happened at the intersection of 13th and Branch streets in the city's Hyde Park neighborhood.

The layoffs begin Jan. 17, the company said.

"At the drop of a hat here they're going one year to the next with 1000% to 3000% increase in property taxes,” Rep. Blaine Wilhour (R-IL 110th) said.

Agents are investigating the illegal act in Macon County, the Missouri Department of Conservation said.

The Promise Plus program will provide some UT undergraduates with tuition-free education beginning in the fall of 2025.

The organization is asking for donations to help replenish its fire-damaged food pantry.