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ST. LOUIS -- Polls are now closed in Missouri’s April 2026 municipal elections. Voters across the St. Louis region weighed in on mayoral races, city council and school board seats, and multiple tax and funding measures. This page will be updated with results by municipality and county as they are reported and confirmed by local [...]

A Kansas City woman convicted of two felonies said she was defending herself during a violent confrontation.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed three bills into law Tuesday afternoon.

The city of Alton is weighing a proposal to reduce its financial contribution to the Great Rivers & Routes Tourism Bureau, a move city officials say requires further review before any decision is made.

A judge this month denied a new trial after a recent multi-million-dollar jury verdict involving a 2019 hospital assault. A former housekeeper reported being attacked by a mental health patient inside the behavioral health unit of SSM DePaul Hospital. It wasn’t just the one worker who claimed it.

Two St. Louis County men have been ordered to appear in court next month after being arrested for stunt driving in a street takeover this past weekend.

Two St. Louis-area restaurants are getting national attention with a visit from The Drew Barrymore Show.

President Trump said Tuesday that he would “suspend” an escalation of attacks on Iran for two weeks as long as Iran agrees to open the Strait of Hormuz. In a Truth Social post less than two hours before his 8 p.m. EDT deadline for Iran to make a deal to open the strait, the president [...]

This weekend was… how do I put this… highly uneventful.I had every intention—every intention—of going out to the Miners Theater to see Lern and Mark Klose do their thing.I was…

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A top business lobbying group is stepping up its opposition to a proposed constitutional amendment to replace the Missouri income tax with sales taxes, arguing Missouri is already an attractive place to do business. The legislation that would enact one of Gov. Mike Kehoe’s top priorities has already passed the House and on Tuesday, won […]

The Supreme Court has now issued its decision in Cox Communications v. Sony Music Entertainment. This was a case where Cox, a broadband provider, had been held liable for the alleged copyright infringements of its users, in this case via filesharing. It appealed, arguing that such secondary liability was not something that copyright law allowed. […]

ALTON - The Old Bakery Beer Company will host the 15th annual Riverbend Earth Day Festival complete with vendors, a plant sale, live music, drink specials and more. From 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 11, 2026, community members can stop by OBB for a day of Earth Day-themed fun. Lauren with OBB explained that the event is “a celebration” and a chance to engage with local organizations and vendors, with a focus on sustainability and environmentalism. “It’s

Controlled explosions shook homes south of Troy, Illinois, on Tuesday as authorities continued investigating a deadly house blast earlier this week.