The leader of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement admitted that he had never even heard of some of the countries his agency has been deporting immigrants to. “Now we are actually removing people to countries that I didn’t even know existed,” Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons said during a panel discussion at the 2026 Border […]
The annual Cinco de Mayo festival on Cherokee Street in South St. Louis was canceled this year due to increasing costs and concerns about crowd safety. This cancellation resulted in fewer people than usual gathered in the area today.
Lawmakers in the Missouri House of Representatives spent three hours Tuesday adding dozens of amendments onto a bill that had initially been focused on the illegal use of drones.
The NYPD’s biggest union is back in lawsuit mode. As usual, the impetus is accountability and transparency — things the Police Benevolent Association (PBA) and NYPD have been opposed to since their respective inceptions. A law put on the books 50 years ago was finally erased 40 years after its enactment. “50-a” allowed the NYPD […]
Circuit attorney's office doesn't disclose reasons. Police said the stabbing of Arrin Jones, 27, occurred during a dispute between two members of a cleaning crew.
In a flurry of motions on Tuesday, Sheriff Alfred Montgomery's lawyers accused the federal government of multiple constitutional violations and a vindictive prosecution.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Senate Republicans released a roughly $70 billion spending package Monday night that will keep Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol operating for the rest of President Donald Trump’s term without any of the new constraints Democrats have demanded. The legislation also includes $1 billion “to support enhancements by the United States […]
WASHINGTON — Get off the train at Union Station, walk outside and gasp at that iconic view of the Capitol dome in front of you. Cross the street and the first thing you run into is a construction site surrounding walled-off Columbus Circle. On the wall is a huge poster of President Donald Trump wearing a […]
At a time when every dollar counts, people in St. Louis are looking for ways to stretch their budgets. For some, that means trading in their car keys for a train ticket.
With gas prices ticking up, the cost of getting from point A to point B is starting to add up. For some travelers, the solution is simple: ride the train.
WOOD RIVER - Jerald Downs, a junior at East Alton-Wood River High School, is being recognized for his baseball skills, crediting his ability to stay calm in high-stress situations and remain focused as his best traits. Downs said he has played baseball since he was 7 and is drawn to the sport’s unpredictability and challenge. Downs is a Midwest Members Credit Union Male Athlete of the Month. “I love how anything can happen at any time, and it's a game of failure,” he said.
The Psychedelic Furs have announced a U.S. tour alongside Living Colour.The "Pretty in Pink" and "Cult of Personality" bands will hit the road together starting July 31 in Park City,…
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