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In March, an Indiana abortion patient identified as Jane Doe filed a medical negligence lawsuit against Dr. Keith Reisinger-Kindle in Champaign County Circuit Court.

Incident occurred Tuesday night in 3100 block of Vine Grove Avenue.

Authorities said Joshua L. Glen-Colley fired at other individuals outside a building but hit the victim, Shabrya L. Hudson, inside a residence.

Jim Suelmann, the veteran city street department director called out of retirement to help out his old agency, said Tuesday he has finished his work and returned to retirement.

The victim was Michael B. Touchette of Belleville, coroner says.

The ramp near St. Louis Lambert International Airport will be closed from Friday evening until early Monday for each of the next two weekends.

Storms are set to sweep across the St. Louis area late Tuesday before weakening overnight, with isolated pockets capable of producing severe weather.

Nearly 100 people will be laid off from ImageFIRST, but BJC says its new laundry joint venture with SSM will employ 175.

Days, who has held the seat since 2019, is expected to face a local mayor and a former state legislator in next August's primary.

The 2-vehicle crash was Sunday afternoon on Veterans Honor Parkway at Michael Road.

Neal Richardson served as CEO of St. Louis Development Corp. before he was replaced in May.

The occupants of the car he hit were killed. Authorities identified them as 66-year-old George “Randy” Julian and his wife, 68-year-old Donna M. Julian.

Julio Sandoval, who faces charges alleging his company illegally transported a minor in handcuffs from Fresno to Agape Boarding School in 2021, asked the court to order the Marshals Service to pay for his travel, saying he couldn’t afford it.

Albion West End will consist of 305 luxury apartments and 1,700 square feet of ground-level retail space.

Four years after city officials repealed them, summary hearing boards, which let police appeal discipline to a panel of other officers, are specifically mandated in the state takeover law.

Alfred Montgomery’s path to the sheriff’s office started decades ago in north St. Louis. Claims about his background and college degrees don’t always check out.

The new policy was an effort by police to curb juvenile-orchestrated chaos downtown over the holiday weekend.

Paging through them is like discovering a new (old) culinary world.

Just days after Congress cut federal funding to states, Mike Kehoe is poised to sign legislation projected to reduce state revenue by as much as a half-billion dollars annually.

The measure would only allow abortions in rare case of medical emergencies, fetal anomalies and rape or incest within 12 weeks of gestational age.