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Hazelwood School District officials announced the decision at a packed school board meeting Tuesday night.

Jeffrey and Joan Spiegel claim they lost family heirlooms, a vehicle and financial documents in a February 2022 burglary after their complex failed to secure residents' master keys.

Roughly 10% of the state’s residents already have state-issued medical cards that allow them to purchase, grow and consume marijuana.

James Hardie Industries has required public officials to sign nondisclosure agreements as they work through a series of taxpayer-backed government aid packages.

Four people were killed in June when a passenger train hit a dump truck at an unguarded crossing near Mendon.

Crime generated the most heat in Thursday's debate for Illinois governor Tuesday. Here's a recap.

"Shortage of available train equipment" is blamed for the suspension, which runs from Monday through Nov. 16.

City officials say Michigan-based Piston Group is moving into part of the 1.13-million-square-foot Wentzville Logistics Center, two miles from the GM plant.

Michael Mayhorn, 32, and Donnell Landers, 41, were both accused of first-degree murder in the death of Jazs Johnson on June 4, 2019.

Mindy Kammer admitted to scalding a 23-month-old boy in April 2018.

The aldermen grilled M2 Development Partners as to why it sought tax incentives before conducting any environmental and safety studies to determine project viability.

Leonard Taylor, 58, was convicted of murdering his girlfriend and her three children at their home in Jennings in 2004.

Police found Bazan Garcia's body with stab wounds behind a shed at his Breckenridge Hills home.

Under the plan, public libraries would have to adopt policies to determine what material is appropriate for certain ages.

Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick, like other GOP officials, has been critical of the company’s stance on the environment, among other matters.

The planned shutdown is to accommodate ongoing bridge construction work.

Residents and business owners there can begin applying for federal aid as early as Tuesday, White House officials said in a news release.

Police found human remains buried in a yard outside a vacant home in north St. Louis on Monday following calls from residents — and some digging by the area's alderman.

But Army Corps stands by its finding that the low-level radioactive residues in nearby soil do not pose an immediate risk to human health.

The attorney general took at least four hams and $3,000 in campaign contributions from a Smithfield Foods lobbyist when he was in the Legislature, records show.