STLtoday 💲📰

In a lawsuit filed in St. Louis County court, Green Precision Analytics, a testing lab, claims that 1913 Carrollton Manufacturing, doing business as Pyro, owes the company $12,240.

General Kenneth S. Wilsbach told the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee that deliveries of the F-15EX "are delayed due to the ongoing Boeing strikes."

A federal court should dismiss felony charges filed against Cortney Merritts III earlier this year, because they are "influenced by politics instead of justice," he argues.

The man, who was not identified, was in the roadway when a vehicle struck him, police said. The driver of the vehicle remained at the scene and cooperated with investigators.

The woman claims that the Goldfish packaging contains misleading and untrue statements about the healthiness of the product.

Liberty Vote used to be KNOWiNK, and is based in St. Louis. Former St. Louis elections director Scott Leiendecker is the owner.

The campaign to torpedo Missouri's newly drawn congressional districts has raised $2.6 million.

Hawley and other members of Congress had their phone calls examined in 2023, as part of investigation into the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol riot.

The shooting occurred shortly before 10:30 a.m. in the 6000 block of Lucille Avenue, police said.

Missouri farmers say they're worried that President Donald Trump’s tariffs, particularly on China, will cost them reliable markets for their crops.

A 60-year-old Missouri resident was killed by a bear in Arkansas just a few weeks after another man's death at the hands of a bear.

"It doesn't stop development in its entirety," said Cottleville City Administrator Michael Padella. "It just limits what can move forward."

Federal budget estimates show up to 300,000 people in the St. Louis region could qualify and receive a total of $4 billion in compensation.

Even military service members were facing the prospect of missed paychecks next week amid a federal government shutdown that shows few signs of detente.

Now the decision is in the hands of the city council, which meets Monday and has authority to approve the project.

Headlines from the Oct. 13, 1925, front page include: Dwight Davis named to succeed Weeks as Secretary of War

320,000 tiny teeth and thousands of children who participated in the Baby Tooth Survey have helped researchers for decades.

The girl, 16, of Bonne Terre, was pronounced dead just after the crash about 9:30 a.m. on Highway 67 near Highway 32, according a patrol crash report.

Sister Jean rose above the noise of the 24-hour news cycle to inspire people. She's a reminder that we need plenty of good news these days.

Hazelwood School District is talking about breaking away from the Special School District of St. Louis County, which no other district has done in the special district's 70 years.