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Gov. Mike Kehoe wants voters to phase out the income tax when they go to the polls in November

Caeden Malik Thompson, 17, of Northwoods, was charged with second-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of Deonte Anderson, 21, on Dec. 11.

In a newsletter Tuesday afternoon, the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, or DESE, said it received all requested funds after it submitted "detailed justification" to the federal government on Friday.

SLPS was downgraded to provisionally accredited less than a decade after the district regained full accreditation from the state.

This year’s ads will feature Michelob Ultra, Budweiser and Bud Light, for an investment of two minutes and 30 seconds in national advertising time, A-B announced on Monday.

Sr. Julia Huiskamp, a social worker, started a community center inside Brooklyn's housing projects. And she has no plans to stop.

Accident occurred at about noon at Highways A and Z in the Mapaville area.

Fewer than 3,000 exist in the wild today.

Incident occurred Monday night in 3700 block of Av de Paris Drive, police said.

The request for help is the latest turn in a story that has drawn national attention — and more than a few chuckles.

The change means about 350 more residents will become a part of the city of 31,000 people.

A bill seeking to prevent antisemitism in schools gets another chance this year.

The proposal could be voted on in the House Elections Committee next week

Vivo St. Louis, a publicly funded school, will be designed for teenagers who are recovering from drug or alcohol abuse.

The ruling could raise questions about the Board of Aldermen’s standing within city government.

Every major category of crime declined in 2025 in St. Louis, part of a nationwide trend.

Oppidan Investment Co. has been on a data center building spree lately with one nearly built in Berkeley and another planned in Foristell

Illinois jails continue to struggle with the mental health needs of their inmate population, particularly when detainees are unfit to stand trial.

How much fat can there possibly be on a leg of lamb? As it turns out, a lot.

Headlines from the Jan. 13, 1926, front page include: One U.S. dry chief Remus could not buy for $100,000