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Tammy Duckworth has served Illinois in the United States Senate since 2017. Seven Republicans look to replace her in Tuesday's primary elections.

MoDOT’S $278-million I-270 North Corridor Project touches many lives – east to west – on an 8-mile trek of interstate.

Illinois residents will head to the polls Tuesday for the primary election. Here's what you need to know to make your vote count.

In a statement later on Monday, the department said all four people inside the car at the time were boys, three of whom were 13 and one of whom was 9.

While some religious leaders are rejoycing over the Supreme Court decision, others say it goes against their faith.

“What we know about contraception is it saves women’s lives,” Sidney Watson said.

"There is no safe way to discharge consumer fireworks," Captain Garon Mosby of the St. Louis Fire Department said.

One person inside the dump truck and two people on the train were killed, a Missouri Highway Patrol spokesman said in a press conference.

The grocer is teaming up with DoorDash, offering same-day delivery in the St. Louis area, according to a release Monday.

“It’s not about where you start; it’s about where you finish. And I’ve always started at the bottom, so it’s nothing new— nothing new at all," Liddell said

The roadwork will allow the Metropolitan Sewer District to finish updates to the sewer system in the area.

The donations come after Missouri banned abortions in almost all cases when Roe v. Wade was overturned.

"We are saving more lives than ever before, and we can't do our nonstop life-saving work without the support of our community."

As the Fourth of July weekend approaches, gas prices have continued to decline in the area.

In Missouri, physicians can only perform abortions under a medical emergency, otherwise, they can be prosecuted for a felony and face prison time.

The community packed the streets for the festival this weekend.

Religion has proven to be split since the high court made the call to put an end to the federal right to abortion.

Troy officers, Lincoln County sheriff's deputies and Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers were able to take the man into custody without incident.

"This can't go on forever or else people are going to start exiting the city,” Doug Spires said.

“I’ve had catches with couples. I’ve had catches with moms and their children and dads and their children. We’re approaching 200 catches.”