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Local burger joint Hi-Pointe Drive-In is set to open another location in Edwardsville on Thursday.

Republicans on the St. Louis County Council say they want the agency to answer questions about its finances, safety and service.

Dale Perkinson, founder and former CEO of Linclay Corp., has died. He was 88.

MSD has sued Jones three times, and has twice placed liens on his property, for overdue bills. Contrary to his statements, Jones’ debt began well before COVID pandemic.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

Olivette will soon be home to what is billed as the world’s largest indoor pickleball club. ‘It’s our dream location.’

Margie Vandeven served seven years in the appointed role leading the state's education department.

St. Louis singer is having more fun than ever with their music and leaving it all on the stage.

Court rules that Eric DeValkenaere will have to serve a six-year prison sentence.

The victims and suspect all knew each other, police said.

The fish course was followed by the roasts course, which was followed by the vegetables course, which was followed by the entrées course…

The Spirits, ahead for most of the game, made two turnovers in the final minute and lost, 97-92.

St. Louis County Council members approved a property tax break for senior homeowners Tuesday, paving the way for relief as soon as 2025.

This is the first time since the creation of the Sakharov Prize that abortion rights advocates have been nominated.

House staff said the speaker’s push to buy a private software program was inappropriate.

Utility customers throughout Illinois will likely see higher natural gas bills starting in January. Here's why.

Eli Ward performed Lewis Capaldi's song "Bruises," and Gwen Stefani and Reba McEntire turned their chairs around for him.

Jasen Smith, 44, died of a brain injury after he was struck in the head by the chair at the conclusion of the concert, according to the lawsuit.

The couple also violated state law barring the hiring of close relatives in government jobs.

It's a win for the group that organized against the plan over concerns the project would tarnish the natural landscape, degrade water systems and send toxic dust into the air.