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The elaborate fraud scheme, which targeted “like-minded Christians,” spanned the better part of a decade.

Rep. Mazzie Boyd, R-Hamilton, served in the Trump White House and in Georgia Republican Marjorie Taylor Green’s congressional office.

Chancellor Kristin Sobolik explains how a focus on local hiring and promotion is a key for the school and our region.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Feb. 7 signed a bill to abolish life sentences without parole for most convicts under 21.

For many downtown boosters, the burgeoning tech sector is a key piece to revitalizing the neighborhood.

Flush with cash from federal pandemic relief payments, city leaders are set to spend $6 million to clear a backlog of requests for sidewalk fixes across the city as part of Mayor Tishaura O. Jones' effort to improve pedestrian safety.

The girl and a 17-year-old boy from Lake Saint Louis were in a St. Charles neighborhood when a robbery attempt led to the shooting.

December Harmon, a Columbia activist and self-described “extreme leftist,” says she’s running in 2024.

When police arrived, they found him bleeding heavily and took him to a hospital, where he was in critical and unstable condition.

“It’s not as if these are initiatives kind of organically happening in different states.”

Gov. J.B. Pritzker says he will sign legislation requiring Illinois employers to give workers time off based on hours worked, to be used for any reason.

Thousands of people descended on downtown St. Louis decked out in outrageous costumes and the holiday’s signature colors — purple, green and gold — for the Bud Light Grand Parade.

St. Louis City SC's home opener will be a 90-minute party where fans relentlessly yell and cheer, sing and chant, beat drums and dance, wave scarves and flags, and root the team on through every slide tackle, header and shot…

St. Louis residents and officials have long questioned whether Black people were intentionally being excluded from Forest Park. New basketball courts may help answer years of criticism.

Four people were shot and injured in and around a downtown bar Saturday night.

We asked our columnists and critics to share an unpopular opinion — one that is bound to ruffle a few feathers and provoke colorful responses in the comments.

The inability to account for thousands of children will impact the stability of the region and the workforce, experts said.

Former Washington University trauma surgeon says timing, handling of allegations against Transgender Center are ill-timed.

If Shaun Hayes’ rise in the banking world was meteoric, his fall was even more so.

Pollution from the Ohio train wreck is heading toward the Mississippi River.