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With the exception of one engineering firm — St. Louis-based Horner & Shifrin — the teams qualified by the Missouri Department of Transportation (MODO) for the third phase of the Improve I-70 project are based in Western Missouri or Eastern Kansas, or are national in scope.  MODOT noted that there are still opportunities for additional […]

The board's vice president Matt Davis said his four years on the St. Louis Public Schools board were a hardship on his family and his job.

WOOD RIVER - Tamarion Marshall, an East Alton-Wood River junior, has been recognized for his outstanding contributions to the sport of basketball. Marshall has been involved in the game for as long as he can remember, growing up in a basketball family. His dedication to the sport, along with his academic achievements, has positioned him as a noteworthy athlete at his school. Marshall is a Midwest Members Credit Union Male Athlete of the Month for the Oilers. Marshall credits his success to a strong support system, particularly his parents. "My dad shows me tough love and what I need to fix. My mom shows me courage and she's always got my back," he said. He also expressed gratitude for Kevin Gockel, whom he regards as a father figure, and his coaches, acknowledging that many others have played a role in his development as a player. Under the guidance of Coach Eric DeWerff, Marshall has put in significant effort outside of school and practice, consistently working on his skills. "I'

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As we start the new year, Missouri drivers can get a ticket for using their phones behind the wheel. Law enforcement officials will begin enforcing the new hands-free law on Wednesday. The law went into effect in August 2023. Missouri state troopers gave out more than 1,500 warnings to prepare drivers for the change, and now, it's officially time to make it. Enforcement begins on Jan. 1, The Missouri Highway Patrol will conduct a hands-free enforcement project on Jan. 2 along Interstate 55 in Jefferson…

The Chesterfield-based nonprofit, which is one of the nation's 20 largest health systems, has named the first physician to take the COO role.

This is the cathedral of St. Stephan in the German half of Passau.

ST. LOUIS, MO, December 31, 2024 – Mark your calendars for an unforgettable night! Drunken Fish invites you to the 4th Annual Lunar New Year Party, celebrating the Year of the Snake, on Friday, January 31, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 12:00 AM at the stunning 612North Event Space + Catering. Join us for an evening filled with vibrant culture, mouthwatering cuisine, and thrilling entertainment. This cocktail-style event will feature All-You-Can-Eat Asian cuisine, a Chinese Lion Dance, a Live DJ, a Live Sushi Chef, and much more. Guests will savor an exquisite Asian fusion menu, including a mandu, Korean fried chicken and more from Kimchi Guys, assorted sushi, build-your-own-poke bowl, gyoza, appetizers, and more by Drunken Fish, and other fan favorites. For those seeking an elevated experience, VIP ticket holders will enjoy exclusive perks, including a private section with a bar, unlimited beer, wine, and premium offerings that make the night even more special. The Year o

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St. Louis Metropolitan Police are asking for the public's assistance in identifying a suspect wanted for a robbery in the Gravois Park neighborhood last week.

Dave Grohl's reputation as the "nicest guy in rock" took a big hit in 2024 when he revealed he'd cheated on his wife and had a baby with someone else.Leading up…

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ALTON - As the countdown to 2025 begins, the Alton Police Department (APD) is reminding residents to celebrate New Year’s Eve safely with a set of practical tips. The advice comes as part of the department's initiative to ensure that festivities remain enjoyable and free of mishaps. In a message shared with the community, APD emphasizes the importance of moderation of those partying with alcohol, urging party-goers to “sip, don’t guzzle” their drinks, whether they are indulging in champagne or sparkling cider. The department notes that pacing oneself can prevent the unwelcome start to the new year that often accompanies a hangover. For those planning to consume alcohol, APD recommends organizing a safe means of transportation. Residents are encouraged to designate a sober driver, utilize rideshare services, or simply walk if conditions permit. The department cautions against relying on friends who may have had a few drinks themselves. Fireworks are a traditional

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A rapidly expanding national Mexican restaurant chain that converts pre-existing fast-food buildings for its stores is adding two more St. Louis-area locations.

GRANITE CITY – The Granite City High School cheerleading program has showcased a mix of talent across its varsity and junior varsity teams this winter, as well as a special group designated for game day support. Granite City placed first recently in the Illinois Cheerleading Coaches Association state qualifying meet at Highland. The team secured two third-place finishes and qualified two members for ICCA state competition. The girls are Stillwater Senior Living Female Athletes of the Month for the Warriors. Granite City High School cheerleaders showcased a successful performance at the 40th Annual Collinsville Prairie Farms Holiday Classic held during winter break. Tiffany Kimmel is the head Granite City cheerleading coach. The cheerleaders are now excited and preparing for the upcoming ICCA state competition. The girls are Stillwater Senior Living Female Athletes of the Month for the Warriors. These are lists of both the Granite City Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleading

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City homicide detectives are investigating the death of a woman in her 70s that was found dead Monday in the back of a home in Dutchtown, police said.

The high-stakes primary season and a general election full of impactful ballot initiatives will shape Missouri politics and policy for years to come. And while the election wasn’t as monumental in Illinois, there were several contests that could reverberate throughout the Metro East. On the latest episode of the Politically Speaking Hour on St. Louis on the Air, STLPR's Jason Rosenbaum welcomes the St. Louis Public Radio’s politics team to discuss the top stories of 2024.