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The fire was reported about 7:30 a.m. in the 6700 block of Glades Avenue.

The garden is open on Wednesdays until 7:30 p.m. in April with the last entry at 7 p.m.

Some livestock and dairy farmers, including those who previously paid to have their animals’ waste removed, have found a fertile side business selling it to grain growers.

The House version of the state budget now goes to the Senate for further debate.

Rep. Nick Schroer, of St. Charles County, amended the so-called Cannabis Freedom Act to exclude transgender women from access to no-interest loans for women- and minority-owned cannabis businesses.

Lawsuit alleges health care provider "played a numbers game designed to bill as many patient visits as possible."

Interstate 64 west was closed Tuesday following a fatal crash between a passenger car and an Illinois Department of Transportation dump truck.

Filling the child welfare division’s hundreds of vacancies, the director said, would only start to address the workload issue.

The officers said they were nearly carjacked on March 19 in the city's LaSalle Park neighborhood. On Tuesday, the prosecutor's office said the officers are under investigation for lying in a sworn statement.

Campaigns were marked by a conservative push against pandemic-related mask and quarantine policies, then broadened to oppose diversity and equity programs.

Several property tax hikes were also on the ballot in St. Louis County.

Webster Groves Councilwoman Laura Arnold defeats former Councilwoman Kathy Hart to become the city's first new mayor in 24 years.

Proposition R shifts redistricting to a new independent commission, and Proposition 1 allows the sale of up to $50 million in bonds for capital projects.

The commission would meet every five years. Voters will be asked in the Aug. 2 primary election to decide whether to create the panel.

Judge Alan Mark Blankenship in a decision filed Tuesday afternoon determined there was not sufficient evidence to uphold the charges. The case has been dismissed without prejudice.

Dwight Scott, 51, grew up in northwest Missouri, visited the St. Louis Zoo as a kid and has family ties here.

“When his political future is at risk, he becomes erratic, unhinged, coercive, and threatening,” Sheena Greitens said in a court filing last week.

The TV attack ad was paid for by the Democratic Governors Association, which Pritzker has financially supported.

Messenger: DisposeRX program lets patients destroy leftover pain pills.

At its meeting Monday, the Brentwood Board of Alderman honored goaltender for the U.S. women's hockey team that won a silver medal at the 2022 Olympic games.