stLouISTMissouri Republicans head to court to fend off challenge to gerrymandered maps
Analysts say Republicans are scrambling to stop an effort to allow voters to weigh in on the gerrymandered congressional maps
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St. Louis job center to hold hiring fairs
SLATE Missouri Job Center is planning several Holiday Help Hiring Events to connect job seekers with employers.
Childcare center for police families opens
The St. Louis County Police Department has opened a dedicated child care and early childhood education center at the Affton Southwest Precinct for the children of the department's officers.
Ashcroft campaign fined by state ethics regulators
Political campaigns are required to disclose fundraising and expense records
'Startled' judge orders agents in Chicago area to wear body cameras after violent clashes
Federal immigration officers in the Chicago area will be required to wear body cameras, a judge said Thursday after seeing tear gas and other aggressive steps used against protesters.
Striking Boeing workers file federal labor complaint over bargaining
The union representing workers on strike from Boeing said it has filed an unfair labor charge against the aerospace giant, accusing the company of refusing to bargain in good faith.
MLK Bridge will close temporarily Friday
The Martin Luther King Bridge over the Mississippi River in East St. Louis will close temporarily on Friday for survey and inspection.
One person killed in two-car crash near Forest Park Southeast neighborhood
The crash occurred shortly before 10 p.m. at the intersection of South Vandeventer and Tower Grove avenues in St. Louis.
Federal shutdown threatens telehealth for Missouri seniors, some in-home care
The shutdown means Medicare won't pay hospitals for some telehealth services
'Trump Score' ranks support for president. Here's how Missouri, Illinois lawmakers rated.
Of all the members of Congress from Missouri and Illinois, who is the staunchest supporter of President Donald Trump?
St. Louis man sues Capri Sun over preservatives in juice
Shawn Kimbrell's suit alleges Capri Sun's “Splash Cooler” juice claims it contains “No Artificial Colors, Flavors or Preservatives,” but actually has citric acid in it.
See the Oct. 16, 1925, front page: 200 golf sets in Forest Park destroyed in fire
Headlines from the Oct. 16, 1925, front page include: London turns out record crowd in the rain to greet home-coming Prince of Wales
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Police release ID of man shot to death in Jennings
The shooting was detected by ShotSpotter system at 3:13 a.m. Wednesday.
St. Louis County man swiped gun after victim used it to kill himself, charges say
Eric Davis, 34, is accused of walking off with the gun that a man had just used to kill himself near Hodiamont and Cote Brilliante avenues just before 6:30 a.m. Tuesday.
St. Louis man convicted of murdering his girlfriend's brother inside St. Peters home
ST. CHARLES COUNTY — A St. Charles County jury on Wednesday convicted Christopher Harper of murdering his girlfriend's brother and shooting two others inside a St. Peters home in May 2023.
Co-anchor Rene Knott apparently gone from KSDK
Knott has been with the station since January 2004.
Former O'Fallon, Mo., chiropractor admits to assaulting, choking and groping 4 co-workers
Jacob Linkous pleaded guilty Wednesday to six felony harassment charges and a fourth-degree assault charge.
Authorities ID Belleville teen who died in crash on I-70 in Wentzville
Authorities said an eastbound car crossed the median and collided with a westbound tractor-trailer truck at about 11:30 a.m. Monday near Wentzville Parkway.