On Oct. 21, 1869, delegates from 17 states gathered in the St. Louis Mercantile Library, at Broadway and Locust Street, for the National Capital Removal Convention.
An official with the International Institute of St. Louis visited recently with an aide to Chicago's mayor and with several Hispanic-oriented groups there.
Arnold Britt of Ballwin was indicted Thursday for receiving stolen property, a felony; and fraudulent credit card use, a misdemeanor. His court date was set for Nov. 30.
The Wentzville School Board will staff a second police officer at future meetings as board members say they've received death threats, capping off another tumultuous month for the school district.
A “third and final” payment of $7.20 was issued this week, the icing on the cake for more than 1 million Illinois Facebook users participating in the record settlement.
Six proposed constitutional amendments seek to add exceptions to the state’s abortion ban for rape, incest, fatal fetal abnormalities and the health and safety of the mother
Kunce raised more money than Hawley last quarter, but incumbent holds big lead in cash on hand. Local hopefuls Wesley Bell, Karla May falling behind in cash chase.
Dardenne Presbyterian Church filed suit against its own denomination this month over its St. Charles County property. The denomination has long held that even if local congregations own their land, if the church breaks away from the denomination it doesn't…