Pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian activists in the St. Louis area are reacting to Monday’s major headlines out of the Middle East. It comes after Hamas accepted an Egyptian-Qatari ceasefire proposal, but Israel did not. Israeli officials said they are open to negotiating but could not agree to the current terms.
A constitutional deadline is looming over the General Assembly to pass a budget by the end of the week. But before that, the Senate must renew a multi-billion-dollar tax.
Police bodycam footage from February shows a Lincoln County Jail employee assisting with an inmate intake. At one point in the video, the inmate recognizes him, but not because he is an employee, but because he has seen the man in jail before.
IRS Public Affairs Officer Cesar Yabor warns taxpayers not to let today’s date provide a false sense of security. Tax day may have passed, but the tax scam threat remains real.
Raising Cane's, the renowned chicken finger brand, is offering an all-expenses-paid summer vacation to 10 lucky teachers for Teacher Appreciation Week.
On the day he was scheduled to begin a jury trial for killing his ex-girlfriend's aunt, a St. Louis man agreed to a plea deal to avoid a first-degree murder charge.
Court records say a Kansas City-area man who’s charged with killing his hospitalized wife told police he couldn’t take care of her or afford her medical bills.
A state examination of the office that handles criminal prosecutions in St. Louis is being delayed because auditors can’t find former Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner. Missouri Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick said Monday in a news release that auditors have tried for several months to contact Gardner, including trying to serve her with a subpoena.
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