stLouISTSt. Louis personnel panel endorses new entry-level 911 dispatcher position
The new entry-level dispatchers wouldn’t have to meet the current minimum requirements. Police and firefighter unions have concerns.
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Missouri court records to become easier to access under state’s new budget
Access to court records is limited to special terminals in courthouses.
Neighbors say man, 66, killed in double shooting in St. Louis was hit by stray gunfire
The shooting alarmed residents who said the man killed was an older resident who had been on his porch and was hit by stray bullets.
Shooting in Dutchtown neighborhood leaves man dead
The unidentified victim was shot about 2 a.m. Monday in the 3700 block of Meramec Street.
Man fatally shot in St. Louis' Baden neighborhood
The scene was in the city's Baden neighborhood, near the border of the North Riverfront neighborhood.
Alice Handelman, longtime philanthropist and writer, died Monday
Alice Handelman dies; once hosted a hockey show — "Alice in Hockeyland" — on KPLR in the 1970s.
STL metro area makes top 20 for summer trip spots
St. Louis makes list for top 20 cities for summer travel.
Former Northwoods police officer admits assaulting woman at driver's license office
Michael L. Bennett pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in St. Louis to a charge of deprivation of rights under color of law.
St. Louis man strikes plea deal for 12-year term in shooting outside nightclub
David Boxley, 31, struck a plea deal with prosecutors in a 2020 shooting that left two people died and four more injured.
Flight data from China Eastern jet points to intentional nosedive, WSJ reports
Flight data from a black box recovered from a China Eastern jet that crashed earlier this year indicates someone in the cockpit intentionally crashed the jet, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with U.S. officials' preliminary…
Schnucks says to check for recalled Life Savers, Skittles gummies
Mars Wrigley says there may be very thin metal strands inside the gummies or loose in their packages.
Rockwood teacher wins annual award for math/science excellence
Tanya Bergantz, an eighth-grade math teacher at Selvidge Middle School in Rockwood, was named as the 2022 winner of the Carol B. and Jerome T. Loeb Prize.
Place your sports bets, but not in Missouri. Supporters look to next year
Missouri's professional sports teams had worked with the state's casinos to forge a path foward
Missouri prosecutor seeks to vacate man’s conviction in mother’s death
Michael Politte, 38, was released from prison last month, after spending nearly two decades behind bars.
Holleman: 'Battle of St. Louis' getting big museum treatment this weekend in St. Peters
A new museum exhibit in St. Charles highlights the Battle of Fort San Carlos, also known as the Battle of St. Louis.
St. Louis County seeks to borrow more money as cost of 2 police stations keeps climbing
The estimate cost of the Affton and north St. Louis County stations has risen from about $13 million to $38 million.
Girl, 11, is fifth to die after family’s minivan was struck by Jeep fleeing St. Louis police
"Takera was goofy and silly and loved to hang out with her cousin. She was extremely respectful."
Augusta winery investor steps down, taps sons to lead $100M plan
David Hoffmann and his wife will still serve as advisors for the Augusta project, which calls for a hotel, 12-hole golf course and other amenities.
Family says Eureka High School student was shot by unknown man in St. Louis
Family of the 16-year-old girl say an unknown man shot the teen in the stomach while inside of a vehicle.
After St. Louis judge rejects trial delay, prosecutors drop and refile charges in 2018 stabbing death
Charl F. Howard's trial was set for this week. A city prosecutor Monday dropped charges against Howard after the judge denied a request to postpone the trial.