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Thursday morning's Board of Aldermen meeting is the first with the new board President, Megan Green. She fills the position formerly held by Lewis Reed, who resigned in a corruption scandal.

St. Louis County Police Detective Antonio Valentine was killed in the line of duty one year ago, on December 1.

Citizens for Modern Transit is working with several organizations to help commuters across the bi-state stay toasty this winter.

With the winter cold setting in, St. Louis City and County are launching full-scale shelter operations on Thursday, December 1, to help the unhoused.

Illinois residents hoped to get answers Wednesday about the SAFE-T Act, which goes into effect on January 1, 2023.

Investigators with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department say they have a person in custody who may be responsible for a third of the 69 burglaries reported in the city in just the past month.

St. Clair County, Illinois, hoped to have new outdoor warning sirens in place by June 2023.

Bowles Elementary School will be closed on Thursday, December 1 due to a water main break, according to the Rockwood School District.

A pedestrian was killed at the intersection of Chambers Road and Green Valley Drive just after 6:00 p.m. Tuesday. 

Shelters in St. Louis will have 130 beds starting on Thursday, Dec. 1 for unhoused people in need of help during the winter months.

St. Louis' historic legal settlement with Rams owner Stan Kroenke and the NFL has officially been "divvied up."

The St. Louis County Council is fixing its budget problem by not filling nearly 400 positions next year.

A jury convicted a St. Louis man Wednesday for the rape of a 13-year-old girl last year at Compton Hill Reservoir Park.

A new drug can slow the effects of Alzheimer's, according to a report published Tuesday in The New England Journal of Medicine.

After Tuesday night's (11/29) state execution of 37-year-old Kevin Johnson, 19 people in Missouri remain on death row (still 18th most among states).

A Ladue woman was sentenced Wednesday for defrauding the U.S. government and taxpayers of hundreds of thousands of dollars in pandemic relief funds.

A former student at the Missouri Military Academy alleges in a lawsuit that school administrators did nothing to stop routine beatings he suffered at the school.

State wildlife officials suspect that bird flu killed at least 300 waterfowl recently found dead at public hunting sites across southern Illinois

Chinese protesters have turned to a uniquely plain everyday object in their demonstrations against the strict “zero COVID” strategy — a blank sheet of paper. As mass demonstrations first erupted in major cities across China last weekend, protesters could be seen holding up the blank sheets of white paper, leading some to dub the protests [...]

A Sappington man is accused of taking his children, whom he did not have custody of, and fleeing across the Midwest.