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A convergence of five planets and the moon will peak just before sunrise Friday morning to form a rare parade visible to the naked eye.

CHICAGO — Billionaire hedge fund manager Ken Griffin, a force in Illinois politics, is moving his company’s headquarters from Chicago to Miami.

Easy-to-use GrandPad tablets are available for loan to St. Louis County Library card holders age 75 and up. Applications are available at slcl.org.

Police ran after the suspect and captured him shortly after Thursday morning's attack.

They were shot about 12:20 a.m. Sunday at North 15th Street and East Broadway in East St. Louis.

Elite prep schools John Burroughs and Pembroke Hill in Kansas City have not teamed with any of the religious groups chosen to collect and distribute the scholarship funds.

US Senate candidate says her proposal could aid people struggling with higher prices.

Noah Goodwin, 21, of Villa Ridge, was fatally struck about 4:50 a.m. Wednesday.

Curtis Jones, 67, died of his injuries 11 days after the car struck him on South Broadway.

Angela Kabugu and Nelson Hall Jr. were in an SUV that crashed Tuesday in the 1300 block of Temple Place, near Page Boulevard.

Lincoln County Circuit Judge Patrick Flynn was held in contempt for interfering with the elected clerk's duties, a judge's order said.

A vigil was held for three teens and a 21-year-old killed in a home explosion near Black Jack that authorities believe was linked to firework materials.

Dream Builders 4 Equity, is raising money to rehab a former bank building at 3529 North Broadway into its new headquarters.

A man and woman were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide in Moscow Mills. Police haven't released their names.

Federal prosecutors have charged at least a dozen people in the St. Louis region with pandemic aid fraud. And more are coming.

The federal lawsuit contends Missouri’s limits on voter assistance violate federal voting law and should be struck down.

“Time is of the essence. We really need him to step up and lead in this moment,” said Dr. Colleen McNicholas with Planned Parenthood in the St. Louis region.

Without help, the St. Louis line could idle in the latter half of the decade.

Lemkemeier, a labor/employment lawyer since 1962, died June 13; he was 85. He was key participant in 1999 St. Louis Public Schools' desgregation settlement.

City Election Board to meet Thursday to formally schedule the primary after getting official notice of a vacancy from the city register. The top two vote-getters will advance to the Nov. 8 general election.