The Humane Society of Missouri’s Animal Cruelty Task Force rescued 31 cats on Tuesday from an abandoned property in Franklin County, bringing the number of cats saved from two separate hoarding situations to 62 in about 24 hours.
A series of conflicting court rulings has left a scar on Missouri — and left voters befuddled and unsure which U.S. House districts they will be voting in and which candidates will appear on their ballots.
A St. Louis man is facing several felony charges after police say he led officers on a high-speed chase through city streets before being caught with a handgun modified to fire like a machine gun.
Eckert’s Corn Maze in Millstadt, Illinois, is marking the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks with an eight-acre maze that pays tribute to the victims and first responders who answered the call that day.
A recent financial study suggests that achieving financial security in Missouri now requires approximately $80,000 annually for a single adult and nearly $200,000 for a family of four due to rising costs.
Election Day is only 56 days away, and the numbers are clear: Darren Bailey's campaign for Illinois governor hasn't gotten the same push it did in 2022, and the campaign is changing strategies by going out of state for support. Our Quad Cities News Illinois Capitol Bureau chief Alex Whitney tracks campaign 2026 for Your [...]
A federal judge sentenced a Missouri man Tuesday for fraudulently stealing almost $285,000 in a pandemic rental assistance program over the course of three years.
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) in an effort to challenge federal restrictions on suppressors and short‑barreled rifles.
The Major Case Squad has identified a teenager fatally shot in Cahokia Heights last weekend and is now asking for the public's help with identifying a "person of interest."
Five days before Missouri and Kansas were to meet for the latest edition of the Border War, the Jayhawks' athletic department posted on its official social media account a black-and-white image of John Brown, championed by some as an ardent abolitionist and loathed by just as many for his bloody and militant tactics.
A former Branson executive producer admitted in a deposition to impersonating God and a nun to manipulate Gene Bicknell into investing millions of dollars into the Vinita-based Heartland of America theme park.
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