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A Florissant man was sentenced to two years of probation after he pleaded guilty to defacing a Black history mural at Washington University in St. Louis.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul is warning consumers about the potential for flood-damaged vehicles to appear on the used car market due to recent hurricanes, and advises buyers to have cars inspected by a trusted mechanic and check vehicle history reports before buying.

Beginning Tuesday, St. Charles County residents will be able to check their personal property tax statements online before paper bills are mailed out in November.

St. Charles County voters will vote on various amendments, judges, presidential choices, and ballot issues in the November general election, with the possibility of retention for two judges representing the Missouri Supreme Court and five judges representing the Missouri Eastern District Court of Appeals.

Voters across the City of St. Louis are preparing to go to the polls for the November general election. As no-excuse absentee voting begins Oct. 22, voters may still be unfamiliar with city-specific items on their ballot.

A man was charged Monday for shooting his brother after a family dispute at a Ferguson residence last week.

It is illegal to steal election signs from other people's yards in Missouri, and a conviction can lead to imprisonment for up to a year, a $2,500 fine, or both.

A St. Louis mobster and member of an organized crime family in the early 1980s died in prison on Sunday from natural causes.

The Chesterfield Police Department is reminding the public of Valentine's Law, which went into effect this year, following an incident earlier this month that involved use of the law.

The James S. McDonnell Foundation has stepped up to privately fund St. Louis residents enrolled in the city's Guaranteed Basic Income program, following a court order to halt the program in July.

Two people were killed and a man was seriously injured in a head-on accident involving three vehicles on Highway 32 outside of Salem, Missouri.

Missouri voters will decide on Proposition A in 2024, which would raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour, require many employers to provide paid sick leave, and exempt government entities from the changes.

Missouri voters will decide on November 5, 2024, on several high-stakes races and constitutional amendments, including abortion rights, voting systems, and minimum wage, with polls open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Election Day.

While Missouri's population has held steady throughout the 2020s, the Show Me State has still seen a fair share of movers.

A 19-year-old man was arrested Monday after a 2-year-old shot themselves using a gun left within reach.

FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, Ill. -- Illinois residents can now renew driver's licenses and vehicle registrations at self-service kiosks in select grocery stores across the state, offering a new alternative to visiting DMV offices. The Illinois Secretary of State's office is piloting 15 "Fast-Lane" kiosks in Mariano's, Jewel-Osco, Kroger, Ruler Foods, and Meijer stores. The kiosks can [...]

Thelma Mothershed-Wair, the oldest member of the Little Rock Nine Students who desegregated Little Rock Central High School in 1957, passed away at 83 years old due to complications from multiple sclerosis.

A former ALDI executive and an Illinois contractor were sentenced for defrauding the grocery chain through a bid-rigging scheme that cost the company over $2.8 million, with both men receiving prison sentences and restitution payments.

Anheuser-Busch announced a new $8 million investment into its flagship St. Louis brewery, an investment the company hopes will help create and sustain local jobs.

On November 5, Missouri voters will have the choice to vote "yes" or "no" on Amendment 3, a ballot measure related to abortion.