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Homicide Detectives are investigating a shooting that left one man dead and two others injured on September 14, 2025 in The Greater Ville.

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A bipartisan group of Pennsylvania state legislators recently hatched a plan to regulate the use of artificial intelligence in health care. Four Pennsylvania House Democrats and one House Republican plan to introduce legislation that would require insurers, hospitals and other providers to follow certain rules when using AI for patient care, billing and coding, claims […]

Nate Hayward, the new head of the St. Louis City Justice Center, has outlined his plan to improve the facility by prioritizing staff feedback and reviewing the jail's 'use of force' policy, aiming to replicate the successes he achieved at St. Louis County's jail.

You might recall that one of the conditions of the FCC’s approval of The Ellison family’s $8 billion acquisition of CBS was that the agency would install a “ombudsman” at the network to ensure CBS journalism was appropriately feckless and deferential to our mad, idiot king. This was particularly ironic given decades of whining by […]

Democracy is under strain, and the right question to ask is whether anyone cares enough to make a difference, former Gov. Jay Nixon told a crowd Wednesday afternoon at Westminster College in Fulton. “Do we care enough about the principles of our democracy to preserve it? And what can each of us do to rekindle […]

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has reappointed five members to the St. Louis Police Board, including St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer, restaurant owners Chris Saracino and Eddie McVey, photographer Brad Arteaga, car dealer Don Brown, and former St. Louis City HR chief Sonya Jenkins-Gray, after withdrawing their appointments earlier this month.

No injuries were reported after a house fire in East St. Louis overnight Thursday, and the house appeared to be vacant.

Columnist Michael Berg takes a critical look at the Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum's silence over the ongoing ethnic cleansing in Gaza.

ST. LOUIS - A man was was killed early Thursday morning after a shooting in south St. Louis. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD), the shooting happened shortly after 12:50 a.m. in the area of Minnesota Avenue and Osceola Street in the city's Mount Pleasant neighborhood. The man was initially in critical [...]

Additional public education experts are joining discussions on the future of the state’s school funding formula as work groups convene for bi-monthly meetings. Gov. Mike Kehoe created the Missouri School Funding Modernization Task Force in an executive order in January and appointed members from a wide swath of backgrounds, including a leader from the Missouri […]

A rent increase and loss in revenue were the for the store which raises money for Miriam School and Learning Center.

Yolanda Elkins, who was an executive assistant for the city, said in the suit filed Tuesday that the harassment began in November 2023.

"I've always loved St. Louis," horse trainer Ken McPeek said. "I think there's more potential at Fairmount Park than most racetracks in the nation."

One person was killed and another was injured in a potential double stabbing at the Orr-Weathers Apartment Complex in East St. Louis early Thursday morning.

ST. LOUIS - One last 90+F day to go. We’ll start Thursday with sun, then see some clouds building from the west later in the day ahead of a slow-moving weather system. By mid-afternoon Thursday, some showers and storms will try to pop for our western communities. As the front arrives early Friday morning, we’ll [...]

The federal government is significantly ramping up immigration enforcement in the Chicago area as a specialized federal law enforcement team arrived in Chicago on Tuesday.