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The Missouri Department of Transportation will close one lane on Interstate 44 at U.S. Highway 50 nightly on Tuesday and Wednesday.

About 400 residents from St. Louis and St. Louis County lined up in a parking lot off of Natural Bridge Avenue to receive potatoes, oranges, applesauce cups and more.

The Illinois Department of Transportation announced that rehabilitation of a crossing by Norfolk Southern railroad on Illinois 157 between Illinois 13 and Chase Lane in St. Clair County will require a full closure beginning, weather permitting, Monday, Oct. 27.

Weil has been executive director since 2007.

Bill would explicitly classify Federal Emergency Management Agency disaster response activities as essential functions, exempt from any shutdown restrictions

The 2024 law banned homeowner associations from prohibiting neighborhood chickens

Brion Carter, 26, was charged with second-degree murder and armed criminal action.

Sheriff Alfred Montgomery's filing says Magistrate Judge John Bodenhausen didn't adequately consider evidence refuting a six-count indictment.

A coach who infuses joy into unexpected moments can ease the rocky road of life. My dad's joyful spirit will live on in the generations of children he coached.

Police say the man told his daughter: "I want her crying."

Area job seekers interested in opportunities in corrections will have several chances to meet department personnel, apply for positions and participate in interviews.

Some food bank leaders worry that hunger in Missouri will increase with the implementation of changes signed into law this summer to federal assistance programs.

Madison County’s law enforcement agencies, in cooperation with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, will operate a drop-off site for Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday in Edwardsville.

Raykel Thompson, 25, was shot early Saturday near her home.

The unidentified victim was shot to death before 9 p.m. Monday in the 9200 block of Worlds Fair Drive.

Federal immigration officials told U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis that no agents have violated internal use-of-force policies in clashes with protesters, nor had any been disciplined for it.

Headlines from the Oct. 21, 1925, front page include: 6-year-old boy killed by police patrol auto

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How did tacos become popular? "Technology plus organization plus broad social acceptance across classes, and all of that happened in the '20s."

Delays continue to push back a previously targeted opening in O'Fallon, Illinois, in spring 2026. The Glen Carbon location has also faced delays.