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Illinois Republicans say law targets Madison County, long a hub for lucrative asbestos litigation but whose voters have moved to the right.

More than half of state auditor candidate Scott Fitzpatrick’s fundraising came from a single $250,000 donation this period.

Security measures are increasingly expensive at Jewish congregations.

Revard was "by most accounts the most significant American Indian poet from Oklahoma," according to the Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture.

Republican leaders are trying to please enough lawmakers to pass new congressional maps. It isn't easy.

Bateman, a circus-artist-turned-wrestling-star, grew up in Walnut Park and will return to St. Louis next weekend at the 35th-annual WWE Royal Rumble.

St. Louis Art Museum East Wing

HOLY JUMPING ...: St. Louis silver is lining the pocket of some memorabilia collector, now that a medal from the 1904 Olympics has been auctioned off.

Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region and Granite City's Hope Clinic for Women announce an effort to help out-of-state women seeking an abortion.

The city authorized the direct cash distribution last year using $5 million in American Rescue Plan funds. About 2,000 cash cards have been approved.

Domestic assault suspect is back in custody, after allegedly being released for having COVID-19.

For those of us who have not been able to fall back in love with the league since the Rams relocation rip-job, the playoffs can become quite the pressure cooker

Missouri State Highway Patrol is auctioning off a helicopter, now through Feb. 7.

"It was fishy," said a market manager who refused to be tested.

Coast Guard team offers stability and flexibility

District officials say state laws back up their authority to set rules that help maintain a safe school environment.

The move restarts a case against Jeremy J. Garnier, a day after a St. Louis County judge dismissed it because a prosecution witness was unavailable.

St. Louis voters to decide on bond issue for projects such as a new 911 dispatch center, jail improvements, street paving and trails.

Former Great Circle employee pleaded guilty to abusing child with autism at Webster Groves campus.

A county official said jail staff have "worked hard to monitor symptoms, provide regular testing" and take other steps amid the pandemic.