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The flights will begin Sept. 8, and reservations for the non-stop flights can be made beginning Saturday.

Only identified as Jane Doe, the woman said she was sexually assaulted Sept. 29 by a massage therapist during a massage.

Katarina O'Reilly filed the suit Wednesday on behalf of her minor son, who she said suffered second-degree burns when the coffee spilled onto his lap in 2021.

“Ed Martin has less experience than a misdemeanor assistant does after a week in basic training. That’s not an exaggeration.”

Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville is attracting international students to the Metro East by offering them significant scholarships. Now they’re offering them more money to stay.

The St. Louis County Library system has hired six social workers to move among its 20 branches. It plans to add more.

The experience highlights how fragile our sense of reality is right now.

Dumey, Jana K. — Patton, MO

Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, peacefully passed away, April 29, 2025, at the age of ninety-six (96). He was the beloved Husband of the late Jeanette M. Schneider (Nee Jokisch) for 70 years; loving Father of Christine…

Robert L. Falk, 95, of St. Louis County passed away April 29, 2025. Graveside services are private. See full obit at website, gottenstroeterfuneralhome.com.

Please be advised

Please be advised

The longtime St. Louis TV journalist announced her impending departure in a post on X on Thursday afternoon.

Over 3 minutes, the meeting at a south St. Louis County house turned from a polite inquiry to gunfire.

Dan Paulino, Velda City's former police chief and city administrator, has been indicted on charges of stealing $313,420 to pay for personal expenses and help his towing business.

Washington University faculty and graduate students are urging university leaders to take a public stance against the federal government’s actions toward higher education.

The House speaker placed a pro-school choice Democrat on the committee that will help decide the issue.

Neal Richardson, who has served for the past four years under former Mayor Tishaura O. Jones, was voted out by the board of the St. Louis Development Corporation in a morning meeting.

Explore St. Louis agreed to provide $1 million to the Maryland Heights facility that was damaged by a March 18 tornado.

The Christian Brothers of the Midwest plan to sell the property after decades of welcoming Catholic parish and school groups.