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The Collinsville Fire Department is in line to get $348,000, and the Wood River Fire Department is set to receive $64,000 from a federal grant program

Frontier Schools Inc. wants to expand its Kansas City network to add an elementary school in Columbia as soon as fall 2026.

The switch-up adds Ladue to a list of nine local school districts that have seen leadership turnovers in the past two years.

Organizations were chosen based on their projects' support of economic and community development projects in St. Louis County, officials said.

Signs advertising the boutique’s impending launch wrap around a storefront on the first floor of Plaza Frontenac.

Five major labor groups of police officers and firefighters in St. Louis city and county announce support of state Rep. Butz, who is running for the state Senate in 2026.

Randy Raley spent 13 years as a rock jock on KSHE (94.7 FM). He hopes to unseat incumbent Illinois U.S. Rep. Mary Miller.

Gov. Mike Kehoe will unveil his spending priorities on Jan. 13

A week after Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced plans to seize $24 billion worth of assets owned by China as compensation for COVID-19, the online hate started pouring in. Hundreds of posts on X, formerly known as Twitter, in…

The deal with the Contract Cleaners Association also cuts monthly health care premiums for employees by almost half.

Prosecutors charged Solomon Awad Rasas and Kavion Couch with first-degree murder in the death of Brayan Aparicio.

Cahokia Heights police said they were called to a shooting late Friday to the 3900 block of Walnut Street.

For 20 years, no other radio station came close to KMOX's dominance in the St. Louis market.

Three law enforcement officials met last month at the estate of retired developer Bob Brinkmann to discuss possible sites for the taxpayer-funded regional police training facility.

Trinity Park Apartments in Spanish Lake was cited for a long list of code violations, forcing 47 residents to vacate.

“Unfortunately, we uncovered serious compliance concerns in their operation,” a top city official said.

Two pieces of legislation, including one pre-filed by Rep. Marty Joe Murray, D-St. Louis, could limit which companies can own homes in the region and how many.

Materials from this mine will be used specifically to help build the stretch of I-70 between Wentzville and Warrenton, officials said.

Headlines from the Dec. 15, 1925, front page include: 'Three-from one' motto of Jack Daniel syndicate

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