Community organizations and local residents gathered Tuesday at the Ferguson Police Department to show support for the five children of Shakeela Martin. Martin was killed on June 30 during a shooting at a local gas station.
St. Louis city leaders are moving forward with the city's first comprehensive regulations for data centers as artificial intelligence demand increases nationwide. Board Bill 49 advanced through a key vote with a 13-0 tally and one abstention.
Three women are being charged after police say they stole around $3,800 worth of items from an Ulta Beauty store before trying to drive away from police in a chase through four communities in the Metro East.
The Missouri Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday for whether or not a group of Republicans have the legal standing to bring legal action against a stadium financing bill passed by lawmakers last year.
The Illinois Federation of Teachers says it’s also failed to get answers from the Cahokia Heights school district following the alleged discovery of a troubling money trail.
Leo Bernal's promotion could offer some clues about how the Cardinals see Ivan Herrera, Pedro Pages and Jimmy Crooks fitting in to the team's future plans.
Forbes on Tuesday released its 2026 list of America’s Best Employers by State, highlighting companies that employees say are creating positive workplace cultures and strong opportunities for growth.
Stan Kroenke, a Missouri native whose ties to the NFL Rams relocation remains a sore subject for many in St. Louis, is adding another team to his ownership portfolio: Major League Baseball's Los Angeles Angels.
ST. LOUIS - The exterior lights of the Gateway Arch will be turned off throughout September to protect migrating birds this fall. Turning off the lights helps provide birds with safe passage during migration periods. According to the National Park Service, 40 percent of the nation's migratory waterfowl use the Mississippi River corridor during their [...]
Five major meatpacking companies have reached a $117.065 million settlement to resolve an antitrust lawsuit accusing them of inflating pork prices for consumers across 23 states and Washington D.C.
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has announced the seven finalists for the 2027 Missouri Teacher of the Year award, recognizing educators who are making an extraordinary impact in classrooms across the state.
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