This protection was granted in April 2022 after war broke out following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. After a couple extensions, the protection is set to expire.
An effort to address decades of underfunding at some historically Black colleges and universities kicked off Wednesday with a lawsuit against the state of Missouri. Students and graduates of Lincoln University in the state’s capital of Jefferson City allege the lack of financial resources undercut their education and devalued their degrees. More than a dozen [...]
HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH and COLLIN BINKLEY, Associated Press
One every day is purported to keep the doctor away. At Liberty Apple Orchard just outside Edwardsville, Illinois, there’s enough apples growing to keep a team of physicians at bay.
A computer facial recognition program led police to a man who was arrested and then released 17 months later. That man is now suing not only police, but also Amazon Web Services for supplying the program that allegedly picked him out.
Drivers in St. Charles County are raising concerns about a 1.2-mile stretch of Highway 61 between Dietrich Road and North Point Prairie Road following a series of crashes that have left multiple people dead and several injured.
Another possible victim has come forward in the case of James Wilder III, a former Lindbergh School District teacher and coach charged with sex crimes.
A new FOX2STL+ streaming series is putting a spotlight on the students, educators and programs helping shape the future of education across the St. Louis region. "Learning in the Lou" highlights positive stories from local schools while giving students, teachers and mentors a chance to share their experiences.