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A Missouri man who said his mother's body was wrongly transferred from a nursing home and cremated against her wishes has been awarded a $5 million court judgment.

Cleanup at a north St. Louis City sinkhole began Tuesday as the Metropolitan Sewer District seeks the root cause of the problem.

Voting is open until Sunday at 5 p.m. to crown the champion of St. Louis Inno's 2025 Inno Madness competition. The question remains: Who would you invest in?

The fallout from the fatal stabbing of a student at a track meet in Frisco has been far reaching, causing tension and raising security concerns in the community.

Mayor Cara Spencer said the suit, filed last week on the final full day of Mayor Tishaura O. Jones' term, had missed the mark.

Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or call the Overland Police Department at 636-529-8210.

A missing baby and her mother were found safe Tuesday, hours after police issued an endangered missing person alert for both.

The Wentzville Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing on Ameren's proposal Wednesday as part of its regular meeting.

A federal judge has sentenced a former school bus driver in St. Charles County who admitted to recording the sexual abuse of minors.

NWS survey crews are surveying damage from Easter's storms. Here's how many tornadoes they've confirmed so far.

A fatal crash on Interstate 270 has shut down several lanes this afternoon, causing significant traffic disruptions.

A rapper from St. Louis pleaded guilty Tuesday to federal gun and drug charges.

Music producer Roy Thomas Baker, the man behind some of Queen’s biggest records, has died. Baker passed away April 12 at his home in Lake Havasu, Arizona, at the age…

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From St. Louis Business Journal:  A new apartment complex has been approved for the former site of a family-owned garden shop. The Station, a 156-unit apartment complex, is to be developed at the former Jefferson County site of Bayer’s Nursery, the family-owned garden shop that closed both of its St. Louis-area locations in 2022 after […]

ALTON - Community leaders gathered at OSF St. Anthony’s for a Mass and Blessing to mark the hospital’s 100th year in the community. On Tuesday, April 22, 2025, Bishop Thomas John Paprocki from the Diocese of Springfield traveled to Alton to give Mass and bless the hospital and its staff. The hospital was founded by the Sisters of St. Francis of the Martyr St. George in 1925. Those in attendance, including today’s sisters, said it was a powerful experience. “I knew this was going to be a day where I would tear up multiple times, and that came true,” said Sister Beata Ziegler, FSGM. “The sisters truly pray for this community every day. It’s an important part of what we do. We don’t just do the work, but we also support the community with our prayers. That’s a privilege for us.” Invited guests and OSF mission partners reflected on the significance of St. Anthony’s 100th anniversary. Sister Beata Ziegler, FSGM, and

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Legislation that would void nondisclosure agreements in child sexual abuse cases received overwhelming approval from Missouri’s House on Tuesday afternoon.

Legislation that would void nondisclosure agreements in child sexual abuse cases received overwhelming approval from Missouri’s House on Tuesday afternoon.

GLEN CARBON – State Senator Erica Harriss (56th-Glen Carbon) is proud to announce that more than $17,000 in state-funded library grants have been awarded to public school libraries throughout the 56th Senate District. These grants aim to enhance educational and research opportunities for students from kindergarten through 12th grade. “This funding is a direct investment in our students' academic success and personal growth,” said Senator Harriss. “I’m glad to see this investment in our local schools, giving students access to the tools and technology they need to thrive in and beyond the classroom.” The annual Library Grant Program, administered by the Illinois Secretary of State’s office, supports the development of school library services by funding resources such as books, e-books, audiobooks, periodicals, multilingual materials, technology, and educational programs. The following school districts in the 56th Senate District have been

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