Albert C. Sullivan, Jr. of Farmington, was born on September 19, 1940, and passed away June 22, 2026, at the age of 85. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Cozean Memorial Chapel in Farmington. www.cozeanfuneralhome.com
Neighbors in Ladue again packed one of the city’s Zoning and Planning Commission meetings Wednesday to rally against a plan to build the city’s first-ever apartment complex right by several residential neighborhoods. The commission voted overwhelmingly against recommending the plan, which now heads to the city council for a final vote.
The St. Louis County Council unanimously approved $3 million in emergency funding for health care services at the county jail and juvenile detention center on Wednesday.
LuJames Groover and Ketel Marte hit back-to-back home runs to cap a six-run fourth inning that powered the Arizona Diamondbacks to a 9-4 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday night.
Here’s something no one but cops and the tech firms that love cops wanted: an ALPR that can scoop up pretty much any information being broadcasted by cars and the devices carried by the people inside them. As if ALPRs weren’t already controversial enough, here comes a tech company offering that makes most ALPRs (including […]
ALTON – Alton officials took action this week to tighten the city’s regulations on short-term rental units. A resolution amending zoning regulations for short-term rental units was unanimously approved at the June 24, 2026 Alton City Council meeting, following a positive recommendation from the city’s Plan Commission. The newly approved amendments aim to strike a balance between preserving the character of Alton’s historic neighborhoods while promoting tourism and
WASHINGTON — U.S. Senate Republicans walked into a lunch with the president on Wednesday looking for ways to unify, but they left the closed-door meeting on Capitol Hill as fractured as ever about policy goals. President Donald Trump said after the huddle that he was “very proud of the party” but didn’t offer any concrete […]
A federal appeals court on Wednesday ruled the Department of Justice isn’t entitled to access the sensitive personal data of Michigan voters, a setback in President Donald Trump’s push to assert power over state-run elections. The decision moves the country closer to a potential fight at the U.S. Supreme Court over state voter rolls ahead […]
Chief Deputy Sheriff Marcos D. Pulido of the Madison County Sheriff’s Office has graduated from the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia, completing one of law enforcement’s most prestigious programs.
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