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August 5, 1979 - November 12, 2025

A mistrial is declared in a Washington County murder case as jurors remained deadlocked for several hours.

Thursday night, the Festus Planning and Zoning Commission voted to approve a measure to rezone hundreds of acres of land, potentially clearing the way for a proposed data center. It comes just days after the Festus City Council voted to annex the land into the city. 

Holiday shopping season is already underway, and a nationwide push is bringing customers into local boutiques earlier than ever.

Ken Paxton’s bullshit lawsuit against the makers of Tylenol, built on Trump and RFK Jr.’s bullshit press conference in which they pretended that science says acetaminophen causes autism, is off to a predictably bad start. I had a bit of a laugh shortly after this turd was filed, mainly because Kennedy himself came out after […]

The Missouri Department of Transportation and engineering consultant Olsson held a public meeting in Florissant on Thursday regarding Route AC, otherwise known as New Halls Ferry Road.

Following the May 16 tornado, Washington University researchers have launched a new project to assess environmental health concerns in affected communities. It’s more than just physical destruction. Hidden in the debris are environmental risks that could threaten community health in the future.

ALTON — A bicyclist was seriously injured Thursday evening, Nov. 20, 2025, after apparently striking the back of a parked vehicle in the 1200 block of Main Street, according to local authorities. The Alton Fire and Police Departments received a call about the incident at 5:31 p.m. on Nov. 20. The bicyclist was transported by ambulance to a hospital in St. Louis with serious injuries. Due to weather conditions, air transport was not possible. Officials have not released further information

Operation Warm Heart is working to make the holiday season brighter for military families in the St. Louis area.

Getting big ticket events to the Gateway City is no easy task. The St. Louis Sports Commission wants to continue that trend but needs some additional funds to help bring big events to town.

The Osage Nation is moving forward with plans to build Missouri’s first tribal casino at the Lake of the Ozarks.