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ILLINOIS (WCIA) -- Passenger rail service has been slowly expanding across Illinois in recent years. In 2025, provisions for new passenger lines from Chicago to Peoria and the Quad Cities were a part of the massive $1.5 billion transit bill. But some think the process isn’t moving fast enough. “What we're saying is, it is [...]

The Ferguson Police Department says it responded to a stabbing Tuesday morning that left one person dead.

At present, we know at least four proposed constitutional amendments will appear on Missouri ballots this November. Legislators from both parties are expressing concern about the potential for ballot box fatigue.

There are growing questions after a man was found dead near a downtown MetroLink station, and now a local civil rights leader is demanding answers.

The U.S. Department of Justice says students with special needs in the Special School District of St. Louis County were repeatedly secluded and restrained at school, in some cases spending weeks out of the school year in isolation.

Missouri lawmakers consider bills to regulate AI misuse, including the 'Taylor Swift Act' to criminalize non-consensual deepfakes.

Nearly 400 letters have now gone out to liquor license holders across St. Louis County and county officials estimate this could impact close to 2,000 locations. The warning centers around what are known as Video Lottery Terminals or VLTs, machines that until now have been operating in bars, restaurants and gas stations across Missouri. 

Tributes are pouring out locally for law enforcement agencies in the St. Louis area after two Christian County deputies were fatally shot in the line of duty.

A second Missouri Lottery scratchers player in St. Charles County has won a million-dollar prize.

Hurts Donut in Branson is helping honor two Missouri deputies killed in the line of duty and two others that were injured.

St. Louis, MO -- Brrrr! Reporter Chris Hayes braved the cold today, joining students from the Hazelwood and Parkway School Districts for a "Pre-Plunge" to support and raise awareness for Special Olympics Missouri. You still have a chance to take the plunge yourself! The official Maryland Heights Polar Plunge & Polar Bear Strut is happening this [...]

Tickets are on sale this week as 105.7 The Point presents Pointfest 2026.

A St. Louis man is now in custody for a fatal shooting earlier this month in the city’s West End neighborhood.

Washington University is set to purchase and acquire the St. Louis College of Pharmacy, officials announced Tuesday.

Spring training games have begun for the St. Louis Cardinals, and fans can watch many upcoming spring games for free.

SPONSORED – Michael Reynolds brings just a few of Michael’s Flooring Outlet’s hard surface samples and his usual shout outs to local businesses to StudioSTL. Michael shows us some of the most advanced technologies in flooring they carry that’s waterproof, easy to clean and comfortable under your feet. Micheal’s has quality products that they can [...]

A Carlyle, Illinois, man appeared in federal court in Benton on Tuesday to be sentenced for operating a drug house near a park.

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump declared during Tuesday's marathon State of the Union that “we’re winning so much,” saying he'd sparked a jobs and manufacturing boom at home while imposing a new world order abroad — hoping that offering a long list of his accomplishments can counter approval ratings that have been falling. His main objective was [...]

Two Christian County deputies were killed, and two others were wounded, Monday afternoon into Tuesday morning in Highlandville and near Reeds Spring.

John H. Hicks was the first Black reporter for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in 1949, and went on to have a successful career in journalism, interviewing prominent civil rights figures and receiving the Elder Watson Diggs Award.