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Leeker, Loretta “Lori”, 68, passed Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2025 after a hard-fought battle against Pancreatic Cancer. She leaves her husband of 46 years, Rick; daughter, Jacquie; son, Kayden; granddaughter, Collins; & friends. She graduated with two masters degrees in English…

According to the complaint, a ranking member of the Latin Kings sent Snapchat messages saying, “2k on information when you get him” and “10k if u take him down.”

The crash between 2 trucks occurred on northbound I-55 Sunday morning, police said.

Grace Bustos, 17, was killed in the crash Friday night in Alton.

The suit accuses ICE agents and other federal agents of shooting, gassing and detaining people who were reporting on or peacefully protesting arrests of immigrants across the country.

The high court rejected an effort to revive a Missouri law barring police from enforcing some U.S. gun laws.

The White House claims the deployment is necessary to protect federal immigration agents and facilities. JB Pritzker and other Democratic leaders warn it would just escalate tensions.

State Rep. Marty Joe Murray, D-St. Louis, was slapped with the fine after he failed to appear in court.

Job Point, a career training and job placement organization, wants to open YouthBuild-Workforce Charter School in Boone County.

The school board voted unanimously to terminate the man in a meeting held the day after he was charged in connection with writing racially violent and derogatory words.

ST. CLAIR COUNTY — The Martin Luther King Bridge will close daily Tuesday to Thursday.

Police said Larry Ketterling, 77, shot Nicki Ketterling, also 77, then shot himself in a home in the Mehlville area of South County.

Paula Abboud, 74, of St. Louis frequently visited the bookstore, often with her grandchildren. On Friday, she was with her husband when the SUV ran into both of them.

The city assessor says property tax bills can still be reduced for tornado-damaged homes in St. Louis.

Claire Bulawsky, Sugarfire’s brand marketing director, confirmed that the eatery’s last day of service was Sunday.

Stifel acknowledged on Monday the company had completed a "small restructuring within our technology group."

Logan Spies, of St. Louis, was charged with first-degree involuntary manslaughter.

The extended summer-like heat is part of a decades-long trend both in St. Louis and across the country.

Council members have started searching for a place to lease ahead of a 2028 deadline to vacate current county headquarters or bring the building up to fire code.

More than three dozen volunteers picked up trash along Gravois in south St. Louis as part of an effort to improve street safety for pedestrians and cyclists.