TOWN AND COUNTRY, Mo. – Phil Riley, the president of Christian Brothers College High School, voluntarily resigned from his position Friday after being placed on leave last week. Riley's resignation comes after he was placed on leave on Oct. 13. CBC, a Catholic all-boys private school in west St. Louis County, did not disclose what [...]
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is investigating the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners after a request from Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe related to the board's recent contract extension for St. Louis Police Chief Robert Tracy. In a statement released Friday, Kehoe requested that Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway launch a [...]
ST. LOUIS - With temperatures expected to be above average this weekend, residents will have the opportunity to enjoy it with a variety of different events across the St. Louis region. Apple Butter Festival Saturday & Sunday: Kimmswick, MOThe Kimmswick Apple Butter Festival is the largest celebration Kimmswick has each year, hosting over 500 vendors [...]
Saint Louis Zoo resident Raja, the first elephant born at the institution, is scheduled to relocate to another accredited zoo this fall as part of a species survival plan.
Independent gubernatorial candidate Collin Corbett stated that high property taxes and sluggish economic growth are primary drivers of Illinois' population decline, advocating for increased education funding and support for small businesses.
Two Alabama women face charges for organized retail theft after allegedly carrying out a multi-state crime spree involving thousands of dollars in stolen goods.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A pedestrian was injured after a crash involving two semitrucks early Friday on Interstate 270 in north St. Louis County. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP), the crash occurred around 2:20 a.m. on westbound I-270 near Lilac Avenue. The crash happened while one semitruck was parked on the [...]
ST. LOUIS - The forecast continues to repeat here in St. Louis, even as a western storm moves farther north and inland. Our cool to chilly starts and above average afternoon top temperatures will continue into next week. Highs will pop into the mid to upper 70s each day. The storm system that has brought [...]
A fire at Pumpkins Galore in Wright City on Wednesday afternoon forced the owners to redesign their popular seven-acre corn maze, though the attraction remains open.
Ask any local in Wood River, Illinois, for a good place to get a burger or bite to eat and they’ll likely point you to Charlie’s Drive-In. The beloved burger stand is getting ready to close for the year but faces a possible sale.
After months of complaints about the conditions at Northern Village Apartments, the property owner sat down for a private meeting involving elected officials to discuss getting the complex into compliance with county code. But will those conversations lead to real changes for residents who say they need help now?
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe criticized the recent contract extension for St. Louis Police Chief Robert Tracy and says his state-appointed board may have acted on "bad advice."
ROCKFORD, Ill. (WTVO) — U.S. Rep. Darin LaHood said tariffs have contributed to higher costs for consumers and called for a more targeted approach to trade policy, while identifying the cost of living and housing affordability as major concerns facing families across Northern Illinois. During a recent interview, the Republican congressman said rising fuel prices [...]
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