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About 20% of bond funding has gone to 22 schools proposed to close in 2027 under the district's Future Ready consolidation plan.

Jerome Clark is accusing the city of illegal discharge in violation of state whistleblower protection law.

Cayden Schaaf was trapped in an upstairs bedroom of the house in the 300 block of Monroe Street. Three others escaped on their own.

Zachary Mathews, 21, died at the scene of the crash in the 9900 block of Mackenzie Road.

Martin's time with U.S. Justice Department marked by same controversy and contention that marked his 10-plus years in Missouri politics

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page asked the County Council to approve the funding.

The crash was reported about 12:20 p.m. at milepost 11 in Glen Carbon, according to the Illinois State Police.

Northbound Interstate 44 at Arsenal Street was shut down Monday morning after a pedestrian was killed on the highway, police said.

On May 19, Macon County workers learned they had made a mistake.

The city calls it the result of a series of unfortunate events.

Children of teachers are more than twice as likely to enter the education field than children of non-teachers. It’s rarer, however, for sons to follow their mothers into the classroom.

Headlines from the Aug. 24, 1926, front page include: Bank employee's books found to be $16,000 short

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Sean Grayson, the former Illinois sheriff's deputy convicted of murdering Sonya Massey in her home in 2024, died Sunday.

Zoo security took him into custody and turned him over to St. Louis Police.

More than five years after Courtland Crump was found dead at his Berkeley home, the man convicted of killing him has been sentenced to prison.

Homicides across the country spiked during the pandemic, climbing to historic levels in St. Louis, where they peaked at 264.

For years before it crashed, officials used Kirkwood Electric's money to repair roads, build their new performing arts center and purchase the city's new public works building.

The pronounced paucity of office workers has continued to frustrate the businesses that feed them.