Kylee is aiming for the 2028 games in Los Angeles or the 2032 Paralympics in Australia. But for now, she has college on the horizon and determination to no end.
3-month-old Jameson Shires, from Highland Illinois, died in March 2023, reportedly from shaken baby syndrome. The baby’s father, Dustin Shires, was charged with murder.
It's been a decade since the St. Louis rams left for Los Angeles, and since a local lawyer used a Super Bowl ad to echo St. Louis’ heartbreak over losing its NFL team. St. Louis sports fan still remember that viral moment that served as a symbol of their frustration.
Pope John Paul II's historic 1999 visit to St. Louis was a significant moment for the city, as he traveled through local streets, held a mass at the Cathedral Basilica, and met with civil rights leader Rosa Parks.
St. Louis city officials have proposed new rules to regulate data center development, restricting where data centers could be built and setting strict and operational requirements.
A new bill introduced in the Illinois Senate would allow drivers to write off interest paid on certain car loans, closely following a newly enacted federal deduction that took effect this year.
An Illinois lawmaker is seeking to reverse a statewide protection on rooftop solar projects, introducing a measure that would allow cities and villages to restrict or even ban rooftop solar installations.
Illinois lawmakers are considering a bill that would charge shoppers a fee for carryout bags, with the goal of restricting the use of plastic bags over the next few years.
A Missouri Lottery player in St. Charles County has claimed an $1 million prize from a Scratchers ticket.
According to the Missouri Lottery, the winning $10 ticket was bought at the FastLane gas station at 21 E. Highway N, in Wentzville.
ST. CHARLES, Mo. - One gas station customer won big on a scratchers ticket purchased in St. Charles. According to the Missouri Lottery, the Magnificent Millions ticket with a $100,000 prize was bought at the Phillips 66 gas station, located at 2675 W. Clay St. The winner marks the second person to receive more than [...]
Missouri Representative Ed Lewis has proposed House Bill 2951 to require Missourians to file a resident address and pay all applicable taxes and fees, or face a fine of up to $500 and suspension of their driver's license.
David Hoffmann, a Missouri-raised entrepreneur and billionaire, has publicly expressed interest in buying the St. Louis Cardinals if the franchise is put up for sale, according to a St. Louis Business Journal report.
According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the 80-year-old man got out of his car to secure a fence but did not put the vehicle in park. The truck then traveled forward and ran him over.