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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission disclosed the investigation in a motion filed in the Eastern District of Missouri, based in St. Louis.

The man, John W. White Jr., had previously served 21 years in prison for murder after he shot through a door, killing a 9-year-old.

This proposed ban comes six months into a year-long moratorium on any data center projects in the city

The Missouri State Highway Patrol’s Division of Drug and Crime Control is warning the public about a growing number of cryptocurrency fraud cases. Investigators have seen a considerable increase in scams often targeting older adults, resulting in significant financial losses.

Hanaway says federal involvement could help stop the spread of illegal gambling in Missouri

Energizer company leaders said they expect to see more growth in coming quarters, now that tariffs rates have lowered and the company has increased investment in domestic production.

"I have never thought that my privacy would be invaded when I'm in a bathroom stall," St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Melissa Price Smith said.

The project is the second in several months involving St. Louis County-controlled land in Wellston, signs of progress on redevelopment that officials said decades ago they wanted to facilitate.

Shannon O'Brien, 28, was an apparent innocent victim, "simply doing her job when her life was tragically taken," police said.

Stein, who also wrote two books and co-wrote another, died Jan. 30.

The $1.1 million home has room for a horse stable.

A 1 mile-ish run in underwear (or pajamas or tutus) is the main event, but don't miss the party.

Headlines from the Feb. 5, 1926, front page include: Wealthy speeders will be sent to the workhouse while those of less means will be fined.

October 12, 1935 - February 1, 2026

Gawedzinski, Norbert - St. Charles, MO

Age 98. Services: Visitation Saturday, February 7, 2026, Baue Funeral Home O'Fallon, 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Service Saturday, February 7, 2026, Baue Funeral Home O'Fallon, 12 p.m. Contact (636) 240-2242 or visit baue.com.

February 7, 1942 - February 3, 2026

November 8, 1940 - January 31, 2026

House Bill 1788, which targets Republican Bill Eigel, would curtail the practice of politicians being able to solicit campaign donors for recurring contributions.

The filing by Mark McKee comes just more than a year after Jingle, his holiday pop-up festival, left town, and shows that hundreds of employees weren't paid.