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Republican Councilman Mark Harder, of Ballwin, will introduce a resolution "honoring the life and legacy" of Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist who was killed last week in a shooting.

Voters have approved 25 of 27 previous attempts to reject proposed new laws by the Missouri General Assembly

The Missouri GOP senator and the Massachusetts Democrat team up to take firefighting equipment manufacturers to task.

A mother and daughter are requesting the settlement over claims that the child was sexually abused by former teacher Christopher Daniels.

A parts availability issue has led to temporary layoffs planned at the GM Wentzville plant.

Legislation would allow Gateway Arch National Park to enter into agreement with Gateway Arch Park Foundation to improve management, host private events.

It seems the chatter was news to the Missouri and St. Louis delegations in Washington.

The shooting was just after 9 p.m. Sunday in the 4500 block of Cottage Avenue.

Isom said only that Monday was her last day and that she had decided to pursue other opportunities.

Although it is already built, some Jefferson County residents have a list of concerns about welcoming an energy-intensive bitcoin mining facility to the area.

The team, all women in their 70s, took gold at the national competition in Iowa. “We do it because it’s fun. That’s the secret.”

Missouri educators report more social interaction. Students play games or read books instead of scrolling on social media. And handwritten notes are back.

The Post-Dispatch reviewed policies of 15 school districts in St. Louis and St. Charles counties. Most established blanket bans during the school day but varied in exceptions and disciplinary consequences.

The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District has spent $3.2 billion and capped more than 100 overflow pipes, about half the work required by a federal settlement.

Altogether, the actions taken in the past week could be a body blow to Democrats in Missouri.

Joseph Patrick Hubbard, age 82, of Belleville, IL, joined the saints in heaven on Wednesday, September 10, 2025. Arrangements are being held by Kassly Mortuary, Fairview Heights, IL.

Nanette G. (Cunningham) Rudolph, age 70, of Wentzville, passed away September 11, 2025. Visitation: Fri., Sept. 19, 4:00-7:00 PM at Pitman Funeral Home, Wentz. Funeral to follow Sept. 19, 7:00 PM at Pitman Funeral Home, Wentz. pitmanfuneralhome.com

Jim Edgar, a Charleston native who served two terms as Illinois governor and a decade as secretary of state, died Sunday at age 79.

The discovery marks the second time in a week St. Louis police have found human remains.

St. Louis says it should be off the hook in civil rights lawsuits now that the state is overseeing the police. The case may have serious legal implications.