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Insurance payouts for storm damage in Missouri are expected to exceed $2 billion this year

The crash occurred at 6:25 a.m. Monday on Veterans Memorial Parkway next to Interstate 70, the Missouri Highway Patrol said.

The proposed legislation would classify AI programs as products, making it easier for people to sue AI companies.

If successful, it would protect woodland in the Meramec River watershed, and open up new possibilities for hiking and outdoor recreation, backers say.

Mitch McCoy, a police spokesman, said the officer collided with the scooter at Morgan Ford Road and River Des Peres on Oct. 1, in the city's Boulevard Heights neighborhood.

The owners have listed the property for sale, citing the lasting effects of COVID, extended roadwork and rising operating costs.

In a lawsuit filed last week, Pallet Distribution and Hauling, LLC, through its attorney, claims that it hasn't been paid over $350,000 for picking up and transporting bales of cardboard.

Suzanne Sierra, executive director of the St. Louis Mosaic Project, explains why it's important to help immigrants make professional and social connections, and put down roots, here.

Lawyers for Sheriff Alfred Montgomery are expected to argue that he had perfectly good reasons to discipline his employees. Prosecutors say they have recordings backing their allegations.

The state's Environmental Protection Agency issued public notices to water system operators in Bethalto, East Alton and Edwardsville in April, before Collinsville alerted the public to its problems.

The driver rushed the woman to a hospital, where she was pronounced dead. The driver was not injured.

On Oct. 14, 1985, a Hall of Fame shortstop hit a home run that inspired a "Go Crazy!" call by a Hall of Fame announcer. This is how our Hall of Fame reporter covered the moment.

Do you want your local charity group’s holiday card included in our annual roundup?

Sunday's Mac and Cheese Throwdown pits home cooks against each other, and you can pick the winner.

Makayla Haedt, 29, is accused of handing a romantic partner a red-and-white cooler held closed with green tape that contained a fetus, then immediately leaving.

The closure begins at 10 p.m. Friday and the ramp from northbound I-270 to westbound I-44 will also close.

Headlines from the Oct. 14, 1925, front page include: Davis takes charge in War Office; Taft gives oath

Originally published Oct. 14, 1936

Passed on Sept. 30th. Visit Schrader Funeral Home website for service details.

William John Ganahl, of Saint Charles, MO, passed away Friday, October 10, 2025, at the age of 71. Cherished son of William Walter Ganahl and Mary Ganahl; devoted father of Angela (Tony) De La Cruz, and Danielle (Tyson) House; loving…