stLouISTSt. Louis man facing weapons charge following weekend homicide downtown
Police arrested Jerome Cannaday roughly six blocks away from the site of the shooting death of his wife, Lisa Cannady, 48, around 10:45 p.m. Saturday.
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SLU student honored for work with visually impaired
Seyoon Choi, a junior at SLU who is majoring in social work, has been selected for the Youth Leadership Award by the Governor's Council on Disability.
Pioneer P-D reporter Virginia Irwin being honored
P-D reporter was first woman to cover Russian invasion of Berlin in World War II. She will be honored Saturday by local Daughters of American Revolution chapter.
Judge finds St. Louis store clerk guilty of federal gun crime
Taleb Rebhi Ali-Jawher fatally shot Christopher Simmons in 2017 during an argument over a candy bar.
St. Louis mother of Marine killed in Afghanistan says the blast has become too politicized
Sue Schmitz said some are using the Abbey Gate catastrophe to ‘further their own agenda.’
Missouri lawmakers look to throw a little shade on the Sunshine Law
Several proposals in the Missouri Legislature aim to reform the way the public can access government records.
Messenger: With this public safety success story, Bush and Biden are on the same page
Funding or defunding the police are in the eye of the beholder.
Valentine's Music Fest with Keyshia Cole, Ja Rule is rescheduled at Enterprise Center
Tickets for the original date will be honored at the new date.
Landslide damages apartment building in Jefferson County
JEFFERSON COUNTY — A small landslide from a nearby cliff Sunday morning dumped massive rocks into the back of an apartment building in Jefferson County, according to the Rock Community Fire Protection District.
Illinois lawmakers’ assignment: Fix the state’s teacher shortage
Thousands of teacher positions are reportedly going unfilled across Illinois. State lawmakers are proposing a variety of measures to address the problem.
Severe weather expected Sunday south of St. Louis
The highest risk of strong storms will be well south of St. Louis.
COVID memorial to be dedicated at Laumeier Sculpture Park
The memorial will feature thousands of hand-crafted roses to commemorate those who have died of COVID-19.
Woman fatally shot in downtown St. Louis
The woman was shot in the stomach at Washington Avenue and North Fourth Street.
Review: Two new books detail the Pam Hupp murder saga
Two new books detail the long, convoluted story of three deaths linked to Pam Hupp.
Nicklaus: Missouri has lost startup momentum. $95 million could bring it back
The new federal grant offers hope that the Missouri Technology Corp. can once again be a catalyst for dozens of promising startups each year.
‘Oh, to be a thorn!’ St. Louis artisans make patches, T-shirts to protest local book banning
Anti-censorship T-shirts make a statement in the backlash to book challenges in Wentzville School District.
Hundreds march in historic St. Charles for peace in Ukraine
The vocal group calling for unity against Russia caught many onlookers in St. Charles by surprise. But some joined in.
St. Louis County awards shelter contract to Animal Protective Association
St. Louis County has found a new manager of the county animal shelter — a facility that has sparked recent rounds of controversy.
‘Wake-up call’: St. Louis faces dimming prospects absent new efforts to draw population
The 2020 Census showed St. Louis grew more slowly than all but three of the nation’s 50 largest metro areas. Regional leaders are worried.
St. Louis man pleads guilty to 2018 murder, sentenced to 25 years
Michael Dominique Clark admitted fatally shooting Ryan Aldridge multiple times after a December 2018 altercation.