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"I think we, as a society, at least here in high-income countries, really take for granted that we have food security, and I don't think we should be so blasé."

Police were arriving on scene when a 44-year-old man suspected of trying to break into a home on Union Boulevard fired at another man.

Lawsuit alleging lead poisoning of Peruvian children took 19 years to reach a $150 million settlement.

The owner of the building said Friday that it plans to close the property Sept. 1.

Voters will decide Aug. 4 whether lawmakers can phase out Missouri's income tax and broaden sales taxes. Supporters aren't saying what new items would be taxed or how much.

The investigation comes after the boy's mother told the Post-Dispatch that the police ignored her concerns for two years.

A previous attempt ran aground when the ballclub objected to losing their exclusive control over vending around Busch Stadium.

Demand for good jobs at banks was the keystone of modern Civil Rights efforts in St. Louis.

Headlines from the July 10, 1926, front page include: Man sues widow for failure to marry him.

Kintz, Frann - Wentzville, MO

Frann Kintz, age 84, passed away July 4, 2026. Visitation: Tues. July 14, 8 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. at Pitman Funeral Home, Wentz. Funeral: Tues. July 14, 10 a.m. at St. Patrick Catholic Church, Wentzville Cemetery: St. Patrick Church Cemetery.…

A new Southwestern Illinois College campus in Fairview Heights is expected to open for classes in fall 2027 at the former Vatterott College site.

A three-judge panel ruled the Illinois law, which also prohibits high-capacity ammunition magazines is “consistent with our regulatory tradition” and does not violate the Second Amendment right to bear arms.

A Northwoods man was sentenced to 17 years in prison for killing his roommate.

An Illinois man was sentenced to 120 years in prison for raping a woman he kidnapped from a Starbucks parking lot.

The district needs to downsize its footprint of 62 schools due to declining enrollment and rising maintenance and transportation costs.

Charter Communications, better known by its cable brand name Spectrum, will shutter an operations office in Town and Country.

David Weidler will start as Crestwood's new city administrator on Aug. 17. He's taking over from interim city administrator Jonathan Williams.

Aldermen say they've built consensus for an April 2027 ballot measure — but Mayor Cara Spencer said she hasn't yet read the bill.

Wildwood resident Haley Thogmartin is among the 14 contestants.