STLtoday 💲📰

Monopoly: St. Louis Edition is the first officially licensed version to include local highlights.

Schnucks Markets is replacing Boar's Head with Dietz & Watson.

License offices will be closed Nov. 8 to install the system.

A failed St. Louis prosecutor, while in office, pushed diversion programs. Now she's in one herself.

Ferguson-Florissant School District borrows up to $9.5 million amid ‘cash flow difficulties’

The agreement resolves the last issue left since a clerical error affected the county's distribution of revenue from its 1% sales tax in 2022.

Police say a man in the United States illegally, struck and killed the officer. A PAC supporting Kehoe in the governor’s race said the problem was “radicals like Crystal Quade.”

SSD has gone from a budget surplus of $26 million in the 2022-2023 school year to a projected budget deficit of $74 million this year.

But SLDC said Comptroller Darlene Green’s report was “riddled with errors” and based on “misinformation.”

Taxpayers may be on the hook for about $130,000 in legal fees.

Former St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner misused public money to save her personal law license, federal authorities announced Wednesday.

An Ohio man has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in connection to a deadly stabbing of a Eureka couple at an Interstate 80 rest stop in Nebraska.

Democrat Nikki Budzinski and Republicans Mike Bost and Mary Miller are seeking new terms in Congress. Miller is unopposed; the other two have large money leads.

The Republican nominee for governor is leaning on a team that includes Art Laffer, an economist, and Jim Talent, a former U.S. senator.

A boy was shot and injured Tuesday night by a man who was fighting with the juvenile's mother, charges say.

Both beer makers announced that A-B InBev will acquire the interest of Anadolu Efes in the Ukraine business, while Anadolu Efes will acquire A-B InBev’s interest in the Russian business.

Dwight N. O'Neal, 41, of East St. Louis, was charged with attempted murder in connection with a shooting Sunday at 18th Street and Missouri Avenue.

During Wednesday’s call with investors, company leaders reported a loss in revenue, down to $17.8 billion for the third quarter, about 1% less from the same period last year.

The 900-room hotel, the former Adam’s Mark, has had a loan placed into special servicing as it struggles to secure new financing.

Terra Davis was indicted on charges related to her work with Cymone McClellan and nonprofit Sister of Lavender Rose, which was paid millions meant to go to meals for needy kids.