Tuesday night, the St. Louis Public Schools Board of Education met in the midst of even more turnover. Before the meeting, held at Sumner High School, news broke that two more district administrators had stepped down.
You flip a switch, the lights come on, and maybe you think about all the wiring and transformers that bring us power. Few think of the mammoth power poles that hold it all up.
Traffic lines up along South Broadway as Lift for Life Academy ends its school day. At the same time, people pull into the Kind Goods Marijuana Dispensary across the street.
Missouri Task Force 1, the specialized urban search and rescue team deployed to assist with hurricane relief efforts, will remain for an extended period due to the pending arrival of Hurricane Milton.
The St. Louis County business community is entering a new chapter with the official merging of the Brentwood Chamber of Commerce with neighboring cities.
Planned Parenthood is closing two of its St. Louis-area clinics, but it's not cutting back on services; in fact, it's expanding in other health centers.
ST. LOUIS -- On New Year’s Day 1982, more than 19,000 spectators packed the CheckerDome in St. Louis for a professional wrestling event to honor St. Louis’ own Sam Muchnick. Muchnick helped bring “Wrestling at the Chase” to our TV screens. The program that aired weekly on KPLR-TV from 1962 to 1982. The special fight [...]
A south St. Louis landmark known for breakfast day and night and countless memories made over the past six decades closed its doors for the last time late Tuesday morning.
With Hurricane Milton barreling toward Florida's Gulf Coast, many Tampa Bay area residents are fearing widespread and potentially weeks-long power outages, which could affect cellphone service, as many saw during Hurricane Helene.
The St. Louis Lambert International Airport saw an increase in arriving flights from Florida on Tuesday as residents evacuated the state ahead of Hurricane Milton. Passengers said additional flights with Southwest Airlines made it possible to get out of harm's way.
WASHINGTON (AP) — A decade after the Flint, Michigan, water crisis raised alarms about the continuing dangers of lead in tap water, President Joe Biden on Tuesday set a 10-year deadline for cities across the nation to replace their lead pipes, finalizing an aggressive approach aimed at ensuring that drinking water is safe for all [...]
MATTHEW DALY and MICHAEL PHILLIS, Associated Press
A man faces felony charges after he allegedly chased a woman's vehicle and crashed into her over the weekend in Franklin County, resulting in her death.
The Troy, Missouri, Police Department has issued a statement in response to a resident's allegations of excessive force during a traffic stop, stating that the officers were acting in accordance with their duties and cooperating with the Lincoln County Prosecutors Office.
With the general election just around the corner on Tuesday, November 5, Missourians are encouraged to submit voter registration before the deadline in order to vote.
The Missouri Attorney General's Office says it plans to appeal a federal judge's ruling that struck down a state requirement for registered sex offenders to display "No candy" warning signs outside of their homes on Halloween.
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