stLouISTSouthern Illinois prison worker padded payroll of her correctional officer husband
An employee of the Illinois Department of Corrections has pleaded guilty to falsifying her husband’s overtime and holiday pay.
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How suburbs exploded after World War II: Revisiting St. Louis history
St. Louis County’s population was 274,200 people when the war began. By 1960, it would top 700,000 and keep climbing.
See the July 9, 1926, front page: Sporting speeder loses on 'double or nothing' fine
Headlines from the July 9, 1926, front page include: Bankers devising plan to stabilize European money.
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St. Louis detectives, FBI investigate child's body in woods in Metro East
Investigators discovered the remains this afternoon about 16 miles southeast of St. Louis.
3 St. Louis men sentenced for 2024 homicide in Holly Hills
Three men were sentenced Wednesday for a 2024 shooting where the victim was alive for hours after he was shot.
Police group wants 'swift' investigation after teens shot by St. Louis County cop
The Ethical Society of Police sent its statement out Wednesday afternoon. In it, the union expressed concerns that an officer fired multiple rounds into a car occupied by several teenagers.
Lawsuit over wrongful firing claim by 'The Woke Ginger' heads to St. Louis court
The man says Food Outreach Inc., unlawfully fired him after he publicly criticized the Taylor family, which owns Enterprise Holdings and the St. Louis City SC soccer team.
Ladue attorney is first summer heat death, county says. Wife disputes claim.
Richard Avellone, 89, a retired tax attorney and accountant, was identified Wednesday as the victim.
Recent endorsements for Wesley Bell and Cori Bush show Democratic split
Two recent endorsements in Democratic primary rematch of U.S. Rep. Wesley Bell and Cori Bush provides look at split now existing within Democratic party.
Meet the investor buying in north St. Louis, one tornado-zone house at a time
Vernon Gentry has bought nearly 70 properties north of Delmar Boulevard since 2023, making him a rare large-scale private buyer in St. Louis' tornado zone.
Kehoe to sign public safety bills into law, including tougher drunken driving rules
Bentley and Mason's Law would require drunk drivers who kill parents to pay child support for their orphaned kids
Messenger: St. Louis teen who spoke against gun violence becomes a victim of it
“We need to find a way to reach more teens. Too many kids and young people just don’t feel like they’re connected to anything."
Watchdog calls for feds to investigate St. Louis County health director
The Holy Joe Society asserts that county health Director Dr. Kanika Cunningham has interfered in the board's operations, and is usurping the board's authority.
Webster Groves to sue fireworks company that backed out of July Fourth show
Webster Groves voted to file a lawsuit against a fireworks company that pulled out last-minute from the city's Fourth of July show.
A new Dunkin’ is set to open in the Central West End
The coffee shop, at 4487 Forest Park Ave., is owned by franchisees Dinesh and Shashi Thakker. The couple also owns the Dunkin’ drive-thru that opened along South Kingshighway Boulevard.
Sale of St. Charles parkland won't appear on ballot, as petition drive falls short
The City Council voted 10-0 on Tuesday night to follow the county Election Authority's previous ruling.
Upcoming court cases could complicate Aug. 4 Democratic primary races
The legal cans continue to get kicked down the road on two court cases connected to Aug. 4 Democratic primary races — and both involving members of the Walton family political faction in north St. Louis County.