stLouISTIndustrial noise, loud music from metal finishing plant disturbing Olivette residents
The county’s Air Pollution and Noise Control Appeal Board has urged the county counselor to take legal action.
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St. Louis region's hospitals see sixth consecutive day of record COVID-19 patients
The number of new COVID-19 cases across Missouri also continued to hit new records.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch launches Homicide Tracker
The new St. Louis Homicide Tracker improves on our previous annual homicide maps.
‘Chaos’ continues in St. Louis area schools with staff, student absences because of COVID-19
Five campuses in the Normandy Schools Collaborative, including Normandy High, moved online Friday.
Want to see bald eagles? It's time, and here's our guide to the best sites in the region
They can be seen around the river’s locks and dams, perched in the trees along the banks, or fishing from ice floes in the water.
Cahokia woman dies after losing control of SUV on icy Madison County highway
Chimanita Dodd, 48, was driving north on Illinois Highway 255 just before 10 a.m. when she lost control.
Feds say East St. Louis market committed $1 million food stamp fraud
Federal prosecutors say an East St. Louis market has been used in a $1 million food stamp fraud.
Lucinda Williams' concert at the Pageant is moved from January to April
Tickets go on sale Sept. 17.
Motorist killed in vehicle crash on I-55 in St. Louis
A motorist was killed in a vehicle crash on Interstate 55 in St. Louis Saturday morning, police said.
Police identify man killed in double shooting in St. Louis
The victim is identified as Marcus Wren, 30, of the 3700 block of Meramec Street.
SLSO cancels free concert honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. due to rising COVID cases
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has canceled its January 17 free community concert honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Illinois sues St. Louis-based Foresight for using toxic chemicals in unsuccessful attempt to extinguish coal mine fire
Kwame Raoul: ‘Sugar Camp jeopardized public safety and irresponsibly violated both state environmental statutes and the constraints of its permit.’
Media Views: Can you trust MLB Network after its ouster of Rosenthal?
Reporter's contract was not renewed, reportedly because a story he wrote rankled the commissioner.
Deputy hit by SUV in St. Charles County has broken pelvis and ankle, sheriff says
The male passenger in the car had been charged with a 2018 murder, but the St. Louis circuit attorney dropped charges last year.
New vigil for victims of violence debuts in north St. Louis
Grieving families heard the names of those killed last year read aloud and speeches from leaders who hope to shorten the list in 2022.
Freezing drizzle expected throughout St. Louis region Saturday morning
Driving on area roads could be treacherous as rain falls amid frigid temperatures, the National Weather Service in St. Louis warned.
Ice buildup in Illinois River forces closure of Kampsville Ferry
Travelers who typically use the ferry were advised to consider the Joe Page Bridge at Hardin or the Brussels Ferry north of Grafton.
St. Louis adds 65 beds in its warming shelters amid coronavirus surge, cold weather
The additional beds will be available in two locations, one each in north and south St. Louis, city officials said.
Belleville requiring city employees to get vaccinated or submit to weekly testing
The City Council approved the vaccine ordinance by a 14-1 vote on Wednesday.
For St. Louis area restaurants, omicron surge brings temporary closures, tough choices
The highly transmissible COVID variant forces some restaurants to pause operations, while others are taking preventive measures.