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“He’s trying to orchestrate democracy,” the challenger said in an interview.

On March 13, 1985, a Blues team outing ended up injuring one of their top players.

After an hour and a half testifying, Plocher quickly left out of a side door of the hearing room and ignored questions from reporters as he boarded an elevator.

Thee J. Huston Tavern has long boasted of being the oldest continuously operating restaurant west of the Mississippi River.

Two men were charged Tuesday with murder after police said they shot a man and his girlfriend while driving on the Eads Bridge in January.

The lieutenant governor’s race was one of two statewide races that had yet to feature a Democrat.

Officers with the Illinois Secretary of State and Springfield police departments, including bomb-sniffing dogs, swept the Capitol grounds before an "all clear" order was issued around 3 p.m.

Nursing homes would be required to have digital surveillance systems to continuously monitor and record video and audio in common areas under a proposal by Rep. Adam Schnelting, R-St. Charles.

Daniel Wayne Wallace calls it a “travesty of justice.” The state says it has a right to recoup the costs of incarcerating Wallace.

Rep. Dan Stacy, a Blue Springs Republican, said the measure would help election authorities “verify U.S. citizenship and prevent noncitizens from voting.”

From 2016-19, annual crash totals averaged 111. In the past four years, they’ve averaged 143.

Clayton-based Graybar reached a tentative agreement with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, ending a two-week strike.

O'Fallon, Mo., resident and former New York Mets and Yankees star Darryl Strawberry is recovering from a heart attack and is at SSM Health St. Joseph Hospital.

The bills, they warn, could have serious consequences for public education amidst growing concerns about teacher retention in the state.

Rep. Barbara Phifer: “What would Mark Twain think about book banning in Missouri?”

Stray Rescue of St. Louis has put a pause on animal rescues as the local animal shelter is currently overcapacity.

The report recommends aldermen establish a new permanent nursing home safety officer and require the building division to enter nursing homes to inspect possible hazards, among other things.

The owner is proposing up to 30 apartments or condominiums ranging from 1,500 to 3,000 square feet.

Something was missing from writer Daniel Neman's life. It turned out to be the satisfaction that comes from baking bread.

The Missouri Senate on Monday afternoon began debate on a plan that would expand a school voucher program statewide.