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A man from Randolph County, Ill., was sentenced Monday to 40 years in prison for shooting a killing a man during a 2020 robbery attempt in Collinsville.

The Women of Distinction lunch will laud Lilian Davis, Laurna Godwin, Dr. Christine Jacobs, Tamara Keefe, Nancy Meyer, Dr. Margaret Reynolds and Carol Rogers.

The two girls, both 14, were shot in an alley behind the 4100 block of South Compton Avenue.

Parkway Central grad Jessica Radloff’s “The Big Bang Theory: The Definitive, Inside Story of the Epic Hit Series“ will hit shelves on Oct. 11.

The city counselor says oversight board can’t meet because a judge’s preliminary injunction on the board bill prevents them from doing so.

On Friday, current and former jocks will present “More Stories from the Window” — behind-the-scenes tales of events in the station’s 55-year history.

Missouri’s Sunshine Law turns 50 years old next year.

The founders of the acclaimed Guerrilla Street Food put the operation up for sale in April.

The clinic will provide medication abortions, and eventually procedural abortions.

The woman was hit by a cart filled with Christmas presents.

Prosecutors charged an 18-year-old man on Monday after they say he snuck into a Normandy High School girl's bathroom and assaulted a student.

Darrell Carter Jones Jr., 27, was reported lying in the street in the 3000 block of Walton Place, a few blocks from the intersection of Kingshighway Boulevard and Natural Bridge Avenue.

Last week, the St. Louis Archdiocese announced plans to close the all-girls school and the all-boys St. Mary’s High School.

A 33-year-old man was charged Saturday with murder more than two years after a man was shot and killed in a Hamilton Heights front yard.

Three others, including two children, were seriously hurt in the crash on Page Avenue in Wellston.

Rumors of the demise of the American mall are greatly exaggerated. Sort of.

City government is earning a reputation for slow-walking Missouri Sunshine Law requests.

By providing only the minimum required funding each year — and no new funding in 2021 — the state has underfunded EBF by $7.2 billion, report claims.

At first, the news seemed horrible for Amazon.

Police still do not know where the 18-year-old was shot.