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The county scheduled a series of meetings to get public input on spending about $84 million left from its American Rescue Plan Act allocation.

Two owlets, Betty White and Sidney Poitier, have been closely observed in their Forest Park tree hollow as they prepared to leave the nest.

Development Services Group closed on financing for the $130 million project near the Major League Soccer stadium.

"My mom loves her students. She just wants them to feel supported."

An annual report released Monday included information that showed 55% of doctors say there aren't enough memory care workers in their area.

Homicide detectives are investigating after a man was found dead in a hotel room in north St. Louis County.

Seventeen Republican members of Congress have sued the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, seeking an end to the federal rule requiring passengers on commercial flights and in airports …

St. Louis County police are investigating after an adult male was found dead Tuesday in a hotel room in the 1400 block of Dunn Road.

Today in federal court, lawyers with four legal nonprofits requested that a current lawsuit against the city and nine corrections employees be expanded into a class action lawsuit. They say the move is necessary both because of the scope of the problems at the City Justice Center and the City Counselor’s office’s “obstructionist” tactics.…

In a new interview with Apple Music 1's Zane Lowe, Keith Richards reflects on his soon-to-be-reissued 1992 solo album, Main Offender, and working with his solo backing band The X-Pensive Winos,…

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Risch, 35, will take the executive director position at Housing Opportunities Made Equal in Cincinnati, Ohio.

The New York Post editorial team has apparently decided some rights are more important than others. The Post has the First Amendment right to publish its opinion on other rights, even when it’s clearly in the wrong. And it’s willing to do so because it has long enjoyed an unhealthy relationship with the city’s police […]

Road crews with the Missouri Department of Transportation were filling pot holes on Interstate 44 when a car crashed into a MoDOT truck.

Christopher Myers pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor in exchange for a sentence of probation.

The company behind former St. Louis music festival LouFest has agreed to pay a vendor $95,000 in a case tied to the festival's cancellation in 2018.

Fenton native Michael Yochim refused to let an ALS diagnosis stop him from writing a book-length tribute to the national parks. “Requiem for America’s Best Idea” is out now. Yochim’s dear friend, William R. Lowry, discusses the book and his friend’s life.

GODFREY - The construction for a new concession stand for the upcoming Splash Pad project is underway this week at Glazebrook Park, Rich Berran, PE, a Village of Godfrey engineer, said on Tuesday. "Trusses are being set today," he said. "Some electrical work, lights, and sidewalks in preparation for the installation of the Splash Pad are also being done." Berran said by the first of April the Splash Pad foundation work will be done and once the Splash Pad equipment is in it will be put together. He said the goal was to have the Splash Pad operable by summer. The new splash pad is part of the OSLAD (Open Space Lands Question and Development Program from the Department of Natural Resources. The splash pad is supposed to be completed by the end of May. Berran is overseeing the project as it evolves, then Park and Rec Director Chris Logan will take command once it is built.

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The union believes the wages Ascension proposed for the Lewiston, New York, nursing home are not on par with other facilities in the area.