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He is also charged in a separate shooting that happened in December 2023.

The post said Highway 94 was closed from Highway 47 to Bluff Road while crews tended to the downed power lines and tried to remove the truck from the creek.

A St. Charles company specializing in making commercial coffee brewing equipment will host a job fair to fill several open positions.

The 44-story building will be offered at a starting bid of $2.5 million in a three-day online auction that is slated to start Tuesday and end Thursday.

A group of faith leaders from seven different local congregations gathered Sunday to urge politicians to take action to prevent gun violence.

John Calvin Presbyterian Church paid for the family's airfare to reach St. Louis and will continue to pay their rent and utilities for 10 to 12 months.

Seven people were killed in the disaster, six in Edwardsville and one in Defiance.

Just Moms Co-Founder Dawn Chapman wants the world to know about the burden left behind from the atomic bomb.

The company is looking for mechanics, Metro Call-A-Ride Van Operators, MetroBus Operators, and MetroLink operators.

The move is part of the hospitals' new routine procedure as they tackle virus prevention and transmission, officials said.

The man was rushed to a St. Louis hospital, where he died. A homicide investigation has been requested.

Jared Shadley, 36, by law, will be eligible for parole after serving 85% of his prison sentence — about 15.3 years. He'll have to register as a sex offender.

If the nurses call a strike, they would give a 10-day notice to the hospital.

Chicken N Pickle recently secured $10 million in debt financing from investors including Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and tight end Travis Kelce.

A carjacker pulled a 70-year-old man from his car at St. Louis area QuikTrip, but the man returned the favor.

Pastor Anthony Robinson's church has been hit by several speeding drivers who not only damaged the sanctuary inside but also the streetlights outside.

A St. Louis man was taken into custody after he crashed the victim's vehicle in Shelby County, the Belleville Police Department said.

“To me, it’s just about protecting a baby’s life like we do every other person’s life,” state Rep. Bob Titus said.

Tony Brown, 67, was facing six sex crime charges in 2020. That included a count of statutory sodomy and five counts of child molestation.

He was placed on administrative leave in October.