stLouISTSt. Louis County man gets 12-year term for sexually abusing child
Kalup Huggins of St. Louis County pleaded guilty to a charge of first-degree statutory sodomy.
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Man charged in triple shooting that left one dead, two critically hurt in St. Louis
Eric W. Wooten was charged in the triple shooting.
Collinsville first responders pull woman from vehicle submerged in freezing retention pond
Rescuers were called around 1:30 p.m. to the 1600 block of Eastport Plaza Drive where a vehicle had driven off the road and into the water.
Plan to exempt some remote workers from St. Louis earnings tax advances in Missouri House
For the second year, a St. Louis County lawmaker has put the earnings tax in the spotlight as an example of an unfair tax during the pandemic.
Isom says police supervisor incorrectly authorized initial release of domestic assault suspect
He reiterates that the release violated department policy.
Missouri Capitol may be in line for major makeover
Top administrators in the House and Senate say it will cost an estimated $535 million to repair and expand the interior.
State hammers Spire about pipeline messages, but stops shy of formal complaint
“Spire’s communications and marketing strategies created unnecessary panic and confusion,” the report says.
Author Suzanne Corbett speaking at Field House Museum
Corbett, an award-winning travel and food writer, will be beating the drum on March 25 for her latest book, "A Culinary History of Missouri."
Charges dismissed against man in 2021 Moline Acres killing
Jamell Killiebrew, 30, was fatally shot during an argument in a home in the 9800 block of Omega Drive where he lived.
Photos from 'Fletch' flick with Jon Hamm made public
Entertainment Weekly has released shots from film scheduled for release later this year. Hamm was signed in 2020; shooting began in summer 2021.
Billionaire Ken Griffin backs GOP candidate for Illinois governor Richard Irvin, starting with a $20 million contribution
Irvin is in a five-way race for the Republican nomination in the June 28 primary.
‘We’ve had a paradigm shift’: St. Louis companies grapple with a new office environment
Experts say that the pandemic has ushered in a new era for companies — where each business will have to define where and how they work best.
St. Francois County man killed in utility vehicle crash
The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as Charles L. Lake, 57, of French Village, Missouri.
Rising gun deaths push many cities to shore up police and services
‘To really address the problem of gun violence we have to look at the conditions that are creating it.’
Quail Creek Golf Course set to close as operator quits in dispute with St. Louis County
St. Louis County claims Quail Creek Golf Management is violating the terms of a lease agreement.
Why millions on Medicaid are at risk of losing coverage in the months ahead
States prepare for the end of a federal mandate that kept people on the safety-net program during the pandemic.
Teenager shot in Kingway West neighborhood
The teenager was conscious and breathing, according to the report.
Messenger: Granted parole, Michael Politte will continue fight for justice as a free man
Missouri man has spent his entire adult life behind bars for a murder he says he didn't commit.
Inmates complain as Missouri prisons deal with shortages of apparel, hygiene products and other items
At some prisons, inmates have been unable to buy warm clothes during the cold winter months.
Messenger: Isolation during COVID-19 episode spurs thoughts of neighbors, freedom
Brief period of isolation highlights incredible difficulties so many people have gone through in the past two years.