stLouISTMajor Case Squad activated after man slain in Cahokia Heights
Police are investigating the shooting death of Stephen Monigan, 68, of Cahokia Heights.
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South City gift boutique to close and liquidate inventory, fixtures and decor
After opening at 5433 Hampton Avenue in 2022, Abigail’s Gift Boutique is set to shutter over the summer.
Missouri launches new unit to crack down on drugs in prisons
One Missouri prison guard is set to go on trial for bringing meth to an inmate in soda cans.
Teen on trial for murder is charged with another St. Louis killing while he was on the lam
Jonathan Jones was already on trial for a 2021 murder. He's now charged in another murder — after he had escaped from jail.
St. Louis Public Schools pushes for share of Rams settlement money
Tuesday’s hearing on child care affordability and pedestrian-friendly streets was the last in a series to discuss options for the settlement funds.
Missouri AG to face questioning over meeting with Jackson County legislator, judge rules
Judge says an attorney working for Andrew Bailey broke court rules.
Missouri leads seven states challenging health care protections for transgender Americans
The Biden administration rule was set to go into effect July 5, with some provisions beginning later.
Alaska Airlines to offer direct flights to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Newly-announced Alaska Airlines flights from St. Louis to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, will begin next January.
Kirkwood pauses ball field demolition. ‘Citizen group’ could reopen site, city says
The pause is intended to give the group more time to organize and present a formal proposal to keep the site operating.
Steelworkers back Lucas Kunce’s US Senate run in Missouri
Kunce, heavily favored in the Aug. 6 Democratic primary, will likely face off against GOP incumbent U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley in the Nov. 5 general election.
Ex-senator, Illinois governor candidate McCann gets 3½ years for fraud and money laundering
A state senator from 2011 to 2019, Sam McCann formed the Conservative Party of Illinois in a 2018 bid for governor.
Developer to overhaul plan for subdivision in Town and Country strip mall
McBride had proposed 68 single-family homes anchored by a restaurant and greenspace in place of Woods Mill Center, a dilapidated strip mall near Interstate 64 and Highway 141.
St. Vincent de Paul thrift store closes in Cool Valley
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul of St. Louis cited staffing and retail changes in a post-COVID-19 environment as factors in the closure.
Court rejects appeal from ‘Sweetie Pie’s’ star Tim Norman in murder-for-hire case
A federal appeals court rejected an appeal from a former reality show star convicted of orchestrating a plot to kill his nephew.
Police ID passenger killed when cops say driver fled traffic stop, crashed car in Jennings
Police on Wednesday identified the man killed when police say a driver fled from a traffic stop and crashed his car.
In abortion rights vote, Missouri could do something no state has before
No other state has voted to overturn a near-total ban.
Questions about highway construction or traffic lights? Ask the Road Crew
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.
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page says health insurance for county employees is at risk
Opponents to a controversial new health insurance plan said Page's request isn't an "emergency," and that the council should examine why the county would choose a contract that costs more.
St. Louis area to get another Shake Shack
The international burger chain founded by the restaurateur and St. Louis native Danny Meyer is targeting the south St. Louis County area.
TV show ‘Bar Rescue’ making over a St. Clair restaurant
St. Clair's city administrator confirmed that Brothers on Main is Bar Rescue's targeted restaurant.