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Police say Megan S. Valentine of Albion, Illinois, faces a murder charge in the shooting death of her husband, Circuit Judge Michael J. Valentine.

New under the deal is a direct-to-consumer model, where subscribers to the FanDuel Sports Network app can stream Cardinals games.

Franchise Group Inc. announced its plans to restructure the holding company under bankruptcy protection. As part of this plan, the company said it would wind down American Freight.

Walmart has banned the man from its stores until the year 3000, according to court records.

Police said the victim was Archie Green, 71, of North County.

The bill, which passed its first vote of the full board on Thursday, removes a ban on shelters in the city's zoning rules, eliminating one barrier homeless operators have flagged.

Demand for popular brands such as Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro began to skyrocket as the FDA started to gradually approve some for weight loss.

There were 950,000 head of rainbow trout in a system of holding pools and tanks before record rainfall hit.

The declaration comes ahead of "major" flooding expected Friday along the Meramec River.

Robert Rinck threatened to arrest the Hanley Hills woman if she didn't let him in her home. ‘If I have to get a warrant, you’ll never see your kids again.'

Emily Hernandez was driving the wrong way on I-44 in 2022 when she crashed into a car, killing a woman and injuring the woman's husband.

Kevin Fields, now 20, was a juvenile when the killing happened but was certified to stand trial as an adult in the 2021 case.

Antonio M. Crutchfield was convicted of killing Norman Green July 10, 2021, at a distribution center where they worked.

Molson Coors to close Leinenkugel's breweries in Wisconsin.

County Executive Sam Page’s choice to replace Wesley Bell could face County Council opposition.

The victory — and its immediate rejection by GOP lawmakers in power — ought to drill a message into the state’s electorate.

Voters here approved Tuesday a half-cent sales tax hike to pay for streets, sidewalks, public parking lots and other transportation needs through 2040.

The inauguration of Missouri’s 58th governor is Jan. 13, 2025.

A stronger, less friendly St. Louis County Council awaits County Executive Sam Page next year.

The changes in question were all proposals championed by aldermen looking to modernize city government that in many ways is run on rules written more than a century ago.