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Ty Bounds said everything changed in his former job as police chief in Bowling Green, Missouri, after he spoke up about a sheriff’s deputy’s text messages, that he said he read while investigating a robbery.

Krista Riley said it’s been almost a month without access to her social media pages after Meta AI claimed there was evidence of "child exploitation/abuse" on her page.

The new Missouri attorney general is defending the state's new congressional districts approved by lawmakers late this summer.

There is an incredible dearth of nuance when it comes to how some companies attempt to enforce their trademarks. A couple of things are true. First, an entity risks losing their marks if they don’t rigorously enforce them against actual infringement. Second, the USPTO is far too lenient in granting marks that are non-creative or […]

MARYVILLE — Multiple fire departments responded to a large structure fire in the 6700 block of Oxborough Court in Maryville on the evening of Monday, Nov. 17, 2025. The blaze, which began after 8:30 p.m., was reportedly caused by a lightning strike to the home. Maryville Fire Department was assisted by crews from Edwardsville, Glen Carbon, Collinsville, and possibly other agencies. Two ladder trucks were deployed to combat the fire. At this time, further details about the extent

In a press release on Monday, officials said that they believe multiple students were involved in detonating the explosive devices outside of a Wentzville School District official's home.

Mobile Reserve officers reported being alerted to multiple drivers illegally operating minibikes near the intersection of North 13th and Cass.

WOOD RIVER – Two holiday events coming to Wood River on Friday, Nov. 28, 2025 are moving forward with full City Council approval. Council members on Monday quickly and unanimously approved a series of three requests from the Wood River Business Alliance – two regarding the Holiday Tradition Night Market and another concerning the city's inaugural Santa Parade. The organization requested the closure of Ferguson Avenue between First and Second Street from 3 to 7 p.m. on the night

Six months after an EF-3 tornado tore through North St. Louis, recovery remains uneven, with some neighborhoods showing progress while others are still struggling to clear debris and repair homes before winter sets in, and the estimated cost of cleanup and rebuilding is nearly $500 million.