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One person was critically injured by the fire and was taken to the hospital. No other details were provided about the victim.

None of the people involved were wearing a seatbelt, the crash report said.

At one point, the fiery crash had traffic down to two lanes just past Olive Boulevard.

The canceled leases are part of DOGE's ongoing efforts to cut costs at federal agencies and downsize the federal real estate footprint.

Chicago-based Potbelly Corp. said last week it has signed a new shop development agreement with Todd Stimson, a longtime franchisee.

The couple warned people on a Facebook post that went viral, revealing more victims.

Mayor Tishaura Jones says she's briefed on crimes daily. She points to police working to build trust in the community and continued investment in non-police groups.

The Affton Americans dropped the puck on their bid for a national title tonight only three months after their teammate Colin Brown, 16, was shot and killed.

Gov. Pritzker says about 70% of the students who leave the state to go to college never return.

MDC was notified of activity on one of its data servers recently by its cybersecurity vendor. Here's what we know.

"His stated goal was an experiment to teach children respect for Smokey the Bear, Woodsy Owl, and Clifford the Big Red Dog," the special agent wrote.

The initial investigation found that the shooting occurred at West Florissant Avenue and Dunn Road.

The man said he was sitting at a red light when someone started honking at him. He said he then heard gunshots and felt a pain in his back.

Incumbent Tishaura Jones faces three challengers in the race for St. Louis mayor.

MoDOT made a significant change this weekend for southbound I-55 drivers. Here's how to navigate it.

If the result mirrors the poll, it would mean an April 8 runoff between Jones and Spencer and a rematch of the 2021 mayor's race that put Jones in office.

The Illinois secretary of state took to social media to explain why not everyone needs a REAL ID by the May 7, 2025, deadline.

Facing thousands of lawsuits and seeking protection from lawmakers, Bayer is using ads, lobbying and third-party mouthpieces to sway opinion in its favor.

The project is on track to finish in time for the 2026 football season, which would coincide with the stadium's 100-year anniversary.

The lawsuit alleges “intentional, wanton and malicious denial of medical treatment by supervisors and employees of the Crystal City Police Department."