stLouISTOne man dead after wrong-way collision in Chesterfield
A 79-year-old Franklin County man has died after driving the wrong-way on Interstate 64 in Chesterfield on Saturday night.
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Average rate on a 30-year mortgage in the US rises for 6th straight week
The average rate on a 30-year mortgage in the U.S. rose for the sixth straight week, returning to its highest level since early July.
KDHX suspends two new board members picked by station’s volunteers
The station's board of directors suspended them 45 minutes into their first meeting.
These St. Louis schools couldn’t find teachers. So they recruited from abroad
Many of the international teachers say they struggled financially when they arrived.
McClellan: When a run for Congress comes out of left field
Bill McClellan on why Ray Hartmann launched a surprise run for Congress and what he'll do next after Tuesday's defeat.
Not all abortion-rights groups are celebrating a lawsuit to restore access in Missouri
Some groups say Missouri's most vulnerable residents, including low-income residents, are being left out of the abortion-rights effort.
Column: How to go cashless while also avoiding credit card debt
Consumers broke up with cash during the COVID-19 pandemic, and it doesn’t appear that they’re rushing to reconcile.
Nov. 10, 1992: Axl Rose guilty of assault after riot at Riverport
This article ran on Nov. 11, 1992; it was written by William C. Lhotka
Business Bulletin: Investa invests; Prairie Farms wins; KCI transitions; IMPACT builds, renovates
Catch up on local business acquisitions, donations, milestones, and construction projects.
People in Business: Hastings+Chivetta adds; Gray hires; KWAME wins; Anders celebrates
Catch up on local business awardees, hires and honorees.
Detainee dies at St. Louis city jail
The male detainee apparently hadn't yet been placed in general population.
Police ID 3 people shot dead this week in Dutchtown neighborhood
St. Louis police are asking for anonymous tips about the shootings.
Meramec River pushes into Pacific but crests without serious flooding
“Pacific got pretty lucky,” said Steve Brune, the town's building commissioner, as he watched the waters begin to recede. Roads would likely be reopening soon.
Overland woman gave teen fentanyl for a toothache, police say
Ten hours later, police said, the girl was found dead.
1967: The day the Poplar Street Bridge opened
The Poplar Street Bridge, which has never been known by its formal names, opened on this day in 1967.
You can see Lincoln's handwritten Gettysburg Address in Springfield, Ill., this month
The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum will display an original edition of the Gettysburg Address from Nov. 15-24. Details:
How Missouri Republicans could try to end state's new abortion rights.
Republicans, eyeing such a close result, will try to overturn the state’s new right to abortion. It’s just a question of how.
US judge tosses Illinois’ ban on semiautomatic weapons, governor pledges swift appeal
U.S. District Judge Stephen P. McGlynn said his Friday decision applied universally, not just to the lawsuit's plaintiffs.
Jury finds St. Louis cops not liable in SWAT team killing that sparked protests
Attorneys representing the mother of Isaiah Hammett argued during trial this week that the officers violated Hammett's civil rights when they burst into the home on South Kingshighway without knocking.
MoDOT closes southbound Hwy. 141 ramp to westbound I-44
Meramec River flooding previously caused the closure of 141 under I-44.