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The shooter has been identified as Diogenes Archangel Ortiz. He allegedly entered the hospital with a handgun and zip ties.

A Belleville man faces six felony charges, including attempted murder, after he allegedly took an officer’s gun and fired a shot during a child welfare check earlier this week.

Barbara Ribeiro, 94, found a 21-month old baby in the bottom of a backyard pool in 1961.

Multiple videos online show Thomas Hill, chief executive officer of ESI, making the gesture on stage Thursday. He resigned on Monday.

An O'Fallon, Missouri, man was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison on Friday over child sex crimes.

Missouri’s microbusiness cannabis program will never get off the ground if regulators are consistently forced to revoke licenses over concerns about unlawful predatory practices, the head of the state’s marijuana division said Wednesday at a town hall meeting. That’s why new rules must be put in place to root out these practices and ensure the program lives up to its promise, said Amy Moore, director of the Missouri Division of Cannabis Regulation. “It is not sustainable to keep going through…

St. Louis CITY SC will open its 2025 MLS season against the Colorado Rapids. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. Saturday at CITYPARK.

Further details have emerged on the plans from Cordish Cos. to remake the Millennium Hotel site, with city documents posted Friday including specifics on the different components of the proposal.

The council needs to pay for Proposition B, which will ask voters if the council should have the ability to fire county department heads.

Illinois State Police and a child welfare investigator were responding Thursday to a home to check on a child living there.

The sheriff's office said a deputy's firearm was discharged after the suspect tried to disarm them. Deputies said that the gun did not physically hurt anyone.

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today, combat Veteran and U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL)—a member of the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee—issued the following statement after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered the military to reduce the defense budget by 8% for the next five years, jeopardizing our servicemembers, our national security and military readiness: “Abrupt far-reaching cuts to our defense budget won’t make Americans, our servicemembers and their families safer. I’m all for trimming waste and making our government more efficient, but the most unqualified, unprepared Secretary of Defense in history ramming through cuts to a budget that funds all our military training, defense technology and servicemembers’ salaries will hurt our national security, our military readiness and our economy by causing damage to our Armed Services that could take years to reverse.” Duckworth voted in support of the bipartisan FY 2025 National Defense Authorizatio

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