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Jones signs order creating 9-member LGBTQIA+ advisory board; Page calls on Legislature to take action.

Budget cuts at the beginning of the pandemic led to the decision to close the Chain of Rocks Welcome Center.

GKN Aerospace, which employs about 900 people in Hazelwood, is planning to wind down operations over the next two years.

St. Charles police are searching for a Montgomery County, Missouri, officer accused of stalking his ex-girlfriend and releasing nude images of her.

Decision to strip voting rights could affect many people in Phelps County, Missouri, who have guardianship orders.

The legislation is aimed at encouraging a new approach to homelessness by prioritizing short-term shelter for unhoused people.

O'Fallon, Missouri, police Chief John Neske retired after nearly 30 years with the department, and his successor took over.

The St. Louis County Council OK'd a $20 million bond issuance aimed at covering the rising costs to replace police stations in North County and the Affton area.

An 18-year-old from O'Fallon, Illinois, died as a result of a motorcycle crash on Memorial Day, Illinois State Police said.

Four people have now been charged in connection to the killing of an employee at an O'Fallon, Illinois, restaurant last month, authorities said.

Developer Green Street’s incentive request faces pushback from Alderman Tina Pihl, city officials.

CHICAGO — Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed legislation Tuesday that ties funding increases for Illinois nursing homes to staffing levels and quality of care.

Carol Schulte, the hiker whose body was found Monday, led an active life full of generosity toward others, her stepson said.

Timothy A. Walker stood trial Feb. 9 and was found guilty of first-degree assault and armed crminal action.

The forum at Deer Creek Park is hosted by the Hadley, Clayton, University and Jefferson Democratic townships.

A 39-year-old man died Monday, three days after he was shot while he was on a porch in the Walnut Park West neighborhood, according to police.

The enormous blades used to be destined for landfills. But a unique recycling facility in Louisiana, Mo., now spares them from the garbage heap.

St. Louis' energy utilities are aiming to promote installations of energy-efficiency equipment, such as new furnaces, improved insulation, and other upgrades.

Local and state tax revenue plus federal and state grants would help fund $54 million in additional street work near the NGA site under newly-introduced legislation at the St. Louis Board of Aldermen.

Motorists will be able to receive 2.5 cents back for every gallon of fuel purchased since October in Missouri.