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The 18-year-old's car hit the median, then was struck by another vehicle before catching fire.

This marks one of the first reported mass ICE enforcement actions this far south in Illinois

Bill McClellan writes: In these highly polarized times, we the people have found unity in our opposition to data centers. Our coming together has been a joy.

Students across the area have received varying levels of discipline for leaving school early to protest the federal immigration crackdown.

Prosecutors said church leaders forced workers in the St. Louis area and other locations to solicit money from people in an alleged scheme that raised approximately $50 million since 2014.

Grandview Fire Chief Dave Hinson said the accelerant was “sprayed onto the outside of the building and lit on fire by the individual.” He said he did not know what the accelerant was.

Headlines from the Feb. 14, 1926, front page include: Police killed one robber and wounded two others following a pool room holdup.

The Bank of Washington could put up even more of a fight to hold onto the Pruitt-Igoe site — it values the 34-acre property at $33 million, lawyers for the LCRA wrote in a 2024 court filing.

But in a statement Friday, the company said that no final decisions have been made.

The former officer, Lee Brousseau, is now chief investigator for the Madison County state's attorney's office.

Dispensaries are prohibited from selling products with packaging that is attractive to children.

Associate Circuit Judge Catherine Dierker was elevated to a circuit judgeship and Karma Johnson, a city municipal judge, was named an associate citcuit judge.

A jury last month couldn't reach a verdict on charges that Cortney Merritts III defrauded the federal government.

Soulard's famed Mardi Gras parade will take place Saturday "rain or shine," according to organizers.

Assistant prosecutor John Schlesinger says there's no evidence that supports claim that Courtney Washington was suffering from psychosis caused by Adderall withdrawal and synthetic marijuana use.

Alderman Michael Browning said the city needed more time to finish writing rules for data centers.

The owners of the former St. Ann shopping mall have hired lobbyists, and the county council grilled the a top Page administration official during a "heated" closed-door meeting.

Peaceful Village board wrests full control away from family that ran church, treated government like personal fiefdom.

Aisha Sultan writes: When was the last time you saw someone flying a kite?

Union representatives believe four employees may have received paychecks for years without any evidence they were working.