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Former Dixon Comptroller Rita Crundwell embezzled nearly $54 million from the town to fund a lavish lifestyle.

Donald Bitzer, who attended the University of Illinois, in 1964 co-created a small-panel display. That technology was eventually applied in a range of industries, including the military and entertainment.

April Bingham pleaded guilty in September to receiving illegal amphetamine prescriptions from Dr. Craig Spiegel and, on some occasions, selling the pills to others.

The appointment comes seven months after T-Rex's previous executive director, Patty Hagen, died in May.

Park previously said that he found the cost of running brick-and-mortar stores to be expensive given rising electric and rent bills, and he wanted to focus on digital presence.

At least 16 district-issued credit cards “were not within the scope” of the investigation by an accounting firm.

Justin Christopher Vance was 18 when he was accused of shooting 32-year-old Terron Vales in the back in October 2023.

The governor's appointment is uncertain and depends on a judge's decision in St. Louis County.

When reached for comment, Panera did not give a reason for the changes in its policies.

Tests show probable infections in birds recovered in Henry and Vernon counties, prompting advisory asking for reports of dead waterfowl and warning against contact.

14 North Korean nationals were charged with fraud, money laundering and other offenses after authorities said they infiltrated U.S companies and extorted them for money.

A 15-year-old boy was shot Wednesday afternoon while sitting in a car at South 13th Street and Lasalle Lane, in the city's Peabody-Darst-Webbe neighborhood, police said.

The donation comes as the St. Louis region builds on strength in neuroscience.

Eveloff headed the nonpartisan Sue Shear Institute for Women in Public Life at UMSL for two decades and also was a Democratic activist.

“While this decree may offer some surface-level improvements, it does not provide the immediate, robust relief that this community needs and deserves,” said Nicole Nelson, attorney with Equity Legal Services.

Police were called just after 11:30 p.m. to the area of Gravois Avenue and Bates Street.

Lisa Smith, 36, suffered multiple blunt force injuries, authorities said.

At a time when there is a waiting list for public housing of some 25,000 people in St. Louis, half of the units at Cambridge Heights are vacant.

Medical quackery, space-based tin toys and Robert Wadlow's size 35 shoe are all on display.

The machines are helping St. Louis Crisis Nursery, St. Louis Area Foodbank. St. Patrick Center, International Institute of St. Louis, Kathy J. Weinman Women’s Shelter, UNICEF and Church World Service.