Neighbors in St. Louis gathered for a picnic to reflect on the importance of the separation of church and state, while news of a church shooting in Michigan highlighted the urgency of the work to protect constitutional freedoms.
ST. LOUIS -- A fatal crash occurred early this morning in North St. Louis, resulting in one death and one injury. The incident took place just after 5 a.m. near the 100 block of East Carrie in the North Riverfront neighborhood. Authorities confirmed it was a single-vehicle crash. The cause of the crash is currently [...]
FESTUS, Mo. --Three people are dead and several others were left injured in a multi-vehicle crash that shut down Interstate 55 in both directions south of Festus on Sunday. A crash report from the Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) confirms the crash occurred shortly before 3:30 p.m. on northbound I-55, involving eight vehicles. Investigators said [...]
A fatal crash occurred in St. Clair County early Saturday morning, resulting in the death of one person. The incident occurred around 5 a.m. when a Toyota traveling south on Route 1-63 near Cemetery Road in Millstadt veered off the road and collided with a tree. The driver of the Toyota was pronounced dead at [...]
Metrolink riders should prepare for delays on three upcoming weekends due to track maintenance and bridge demolition, with bus shuttles providing transport between affected stations and passengers advised to plan accordingly.
St. Louis will experience warm, dry weather this weekend with temperatures running above normal, while Hurricane Humberto and Tropical Storm Imelda remain active in the Atlantic.
A fight broke out between the SLU Billikens and La Salle Explorers soccer teams after the Billikens won 2-1, with punches thrown and players knocked to the ground, though the cause and any injuries remain unknown.
Authorities in Missouri are searching for 70-year-old Carolyn Burns, who was reported missing in North St. Louis and has dementia, and are urging anyone with information to contact the St. Louis police.
Residents of Pine Lawn are demanding action from local leaders to address pressing community issues, including gun violence and derelict properties, and are encouraging community involvement to bring about change.
Governor Mike Kehoe is expected to sign a new congressional map into law Sunday, which targets the 5th Congressional District in Kansas City, currently held by Democratic Representative Emanuel Cleaver, by incorporating more rural, heavily Republican areas, although its implementation remains uncertain due to ongoing legal and political battles.
A redevelopment plan for the long-vacant Millennium Hotel site in downtown St. Louis has won approval from the Board of Aldermen.
The measure, sponsored by Alderman Rasheen Aldridge, covers the 4.2-acre property at 200 South 4th Street, which has sat empty for more than a decade between the Gateway Arch and Busch Stadium.
More than 100 entries weaved through the heart of Columbia Saturday morning as thousands lined the streets for Mizzou’s homecoming parade.
Among the dozens of student entries was Mizzou Students for Justice in Palestine. The group recently won a lawsuit that challenged their rejection from the 2024 parade.
AT&T is warning of a surge in copper thefts across Missouri, saying the crimes are disrupting communications networks and threatening critical services, like 911 calls.
AT&T is offering up to $20,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone involved in copper theft to their facilities.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — For years, the unsolved killings of four teenage girls in an Austin yogurt shop in 1991 haunted investigators in the Texas capital. Two men were charged and convicted, only to have DNA evidence exonerate them, leaving the brutal deaths -- in which the girls were bound, gagged and shot before the [...]
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