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Kristin Sobolik will leave her post on July 1 after serving five years in the role, university officials said in a Monday news release.

Two-term Metro East congresswoman picks up support from League of Conservation Voters, and environmental group, and Equality PAC, which backs LGBTQ issues.

Mrs. Eagleton, a St. Louis native, was married to former U.S. Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton from 1956 until he died in 2007. A memorial service will be announced later

A 17-year-old has been charged in juvenile court with killing a 28-year-old woman in Ferguson late last month, police said Monday.

The legislation would create a separate minimum wage for those under age 18 who are employed in Missouri. The new minimum wage rate for minors would be $12.30.

Budweiser’s ad, titled “American Icons,” is set to Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Free Bird” and saw an average rating of 4 out of 5 by USA Today voters.

Bell, former St. Louis County prosecuting attorney, is seeking reelection in a race pitting him against Cori Bush, who he defeated in the 2024 Democratic primary

MoDOT crews will close the Page Avenue and Lindbergh Boulevard interchange from Friday at 8 p.m. through Monday at 5 a.m. to demolish the westbound side of the Page bridge.

Demeteris Vanarsdale told police that he'd fired at a car late last year in the city's Gravois Park neighborhood, sparking a shootout that left Samuel Williams Jr. dead, charges say.

The Illinois Department of Transportation announced lane and ramp closures on eastbound Interstate 55/70 in St. Clair County to allow for bridge maintenance.

Patricia Felton called her landlord, the water company and a plumber, but the exorbitant bills continued.

"The encouraging thing about this lead is it's a newer photo," Berkley police Maj. Steve Runge said. "According to her mom, this is not an old photo."

Joseph Maguire became addicted to the psychoactive substance with opioid-like effects, the suit says, ultimately spending as much as $200 a day on 7-OH pills.

Headlines from the Feb. 9, 1926, front page include: Cardinal O'Connell says the Catholic church is opposed to prohibition.

Rayvone McPherson, 29, was charged with endangering the welfare of a child in the death of Jaylon Young.

State troopers said the driver of the car braked but could not avoid the collision.

Police said the man, 21, was near the Hampton Village commercial area, when two masked, armed men approached and shot him.

City Justice Center death is part of statewide crisis, with city and county jails serving as de facto mental health wards.

A flurry of moves could lead to big changes for a key St. Louis economic development agency that affects the entire region.

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