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‘We keep hearing about this 7-1 map,’ one senator said. ‘We’re not even talking about 7-1 behind closed doors.’

Firefighters were wrapping up a water rescue training Tuesday when they spotted two people falling through the ice.

Mask rules would continue to apply in health care settings, congregate facilities such as prisons and group homes, and on public transportation.

The man was found in the 3900 block of Minnesota Avenue; the death is being investigated as a homicide, police said.

Smith, 41, is currently the ranking Republican on the House Budget Committee.

Prosecutors had previously charged Isaiah Houston with 17 felonies in connection to the Dec. 3 incidents.

Stores are restocking after some St. Louisans stocked up before the storm and deliveries were delayed by the weather.

Alphonzo Taylor fired a shot at a woman who wanted to report his driving to Hazelwood police.

Jakobe Bass, 19, died at a hospital Tuesday after being shot in the 2600 block of Bellevue Avenue.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker said the worst of the omicron variant of the deadly virus has passed.

Abdelalim Mohammad-El told police questioning him about guns in his luggage that he had diplomatic immunity.

The mid-year budget adjustment includes funding for Medicaid and education.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

Demeria Thomas opened a cell door, then watched as two inmates attacked another.

Dajuan Louden is accused of grabbing and punching the 2-year-old boy in Florissant last week.

Former Laclede Gas senior vice president John Moten Jr. was named as interim personnel director.

Hard-line Republicans backing a ‘7-1’ plan don’t have the votes, yet have managed to delay Senate action.

But effort faces uphill fight, given Senate leader’s support for the tax increase.

The free kits are PCR saliva tests that have to be returned to a county health center for processing.

Decision could result in a change to the rules governing how citizens can alter the Missouri Constitution.