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A man died after being shot in the head inside a home in the 5500 block of Clemens Avenue on Tuesday night, police said.

Illinois and Missouri come to this Braggin’ Rights Game from much different places.

The financial services company plans to share more details next year on its return to office plans.

Tigers will play Army in Wednesday's Armed Forces Bowl without the SEC's leading rusher.

“We have the funding to keep the school open for now,” said Schisler. “Why are we even considering it for this juncture?”

The Illinois State Patrol and East St. Louis announced a partnership in late 2020 aiming to solve homicides and reduce violent crime.

The council also set aside another $5 million from the American Rescue Plan for "support of eviction prevention efforts and housing stability services."

Authorities say their strategy to prioritize a new police unit and trauma healing is showing results.

The Zoo wanted to have a party as big as Raja, but due to COVID-19 concerns, the event will be virtual-only.

State Sen. Bob Onder, a physician, alleges the proposal is aimed at him. Incumbent Steve Ehlmann denies that’s his motivation.

During the past year, concerns about COVID policies, critical race theory and controversial books have highlighted tension in public education. In addition, the pandemic has exacerbated teacher shortages and increased …

Think you've got it tough, trying to wrangle all your kids together for Christmas? Consider Rod Stewart, who has eight children by five different women. While he says he managed…

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Former Mötley Crüe singer John Corabi is releasing an autobiography. The book, titled Horseshoes and Hand Grenades, will be released June 2022, and finds Corabi telling the story of his…

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Missouri voters approved medical marijuana use in 2018, and the first dispensary opened in October 2020.