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A federal judge ordered the release of 32 people arrested during Operation Midway Blitz, citing violations of a consent decree governing ICE actions.

The companies that bankrolled Missouri’s sports betting campaign are dominating the market — and carrying forward millions in tax write-offs.

Headlines from the Feb. 28, 1926, front page include: The IRS is demanding $90,000 in back taxes from one of the men convicted in the Jack Daniel liquor case.

Jacobs, Jack O. - St. Louis, MO

May 26, 1936 - February 23, 2026

Muhammad Thomas was identified as the gunman who robbed a business in the Little Village neighborhood of Chicago on Nov. 8 before killing two men who worked there.

Block laid off more than 4,000 of its 10,000 plus employees, citing its use of artificial intelligence.

Perhaps, his attorney suggested, Alfred Montgomery could be partially removed from office — allowed to remain sheriff with restrictions on conducting criminal investigations.

In a social media post, CareSTL Health wrote that delays with federal reimbursements and a decrease in revenue have “significantly impacted overall operating cash flow.”

Kelsey Miller, who works as a stylist at 13th and Washington salon, helped perfect Olympian Alysa Liu’s signature “halo” hairstyle.

Two people have been charged after performing dental surgery without medical licenses, according to court documents.

A random meeting sparks a friendly discussion among people on opposite sides of the political aisle. Is there a path forward?

The fire chief said, "It's unfortunate circumstances that we were not able to find the body."

St. Louis Police Department leaders and police union officials have been hashing out a new rulebook for officer conduct after the state takeover of the department.

The feds later dropped the fraud charges against Victor Alston and Sid Chakraverty.

The district's operations will be the focus of the forthcoming conclusion of an investigation from Missouri Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick.

Under the settlement, the SLPS board agreed to change its board policies, including the removal of a rule that kept commenters from using names in their comments.

Beltline is asking Franklin County to rezone 495 acres of farmland to allow for a "more intensive employment-oriented zoning classification," according to documents.

Columnist Aisha Sultan writes: Others — far removed from any hint of athleticism — felt compelled to offer disparaging comments targeting their fellow Americans.

Headlines from the Feb. 27, 1926, front page include: The White House claimed it's not behind the tax bill.