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McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. has announced a new leadership team for its Central Region, positioning a team of internal executive promotions to guide the company’s continued growth and success across 28 states. Based in St. Louis, the Central Region spans the U.S. east of the Rockies and represents a significant portion of McCarthy’s expanding footprint […]

The company deemed its North County corporate campus too large for its needs, so it's putting it up for sale as a redevelopment opportunity while searching for a new headquarters location, with a "very strong preference to remain in the St. Louis area."

Sycophants do sycophantic things, that much is known. But the level to which newly-minted FCC chairman Brendan Carr has voluntarily debased himself purely to achieve his current station is extraordinary. We knew during the campaign season that Carr was eager to be America’s chief censor of any content the Dear Leader disliked. That the same […]

Tashira McDonald is accused of acting as a getaway driver for her son, who escaped police early January in Forest Park before being captured again.

The men made more than 130 fraudulent transactions on accounts of 34 victims for a total of more than $14,000, mostly at a Sauget gas station.

This past Tuesday, the Humane Society of Missouri participated in one of its biggest rescue missions, saving 50 dogs and puppies and 25 cats.

A 14-year-old died from their injuries just days after a shooting in St. Louis County, which comes at a time when three children have been shot within 10 days.

St. Louis Recorder of Deeds Michael Butler is one of four candidates for mayor in the March 4 primary. He faces incumbent Tishaura Jones, Alderwoman Cara Spencer of the 8th Ward and retired utility executive Andrew Jones.

COLLINSVILLE – A St. Louis man faces multiple felonies after committing armed robbery with a stolen firearm following an automobile accident in Collinsville. Ronald Futon III, 19, of St. Louis, was charged with armed robbery (a Class X felony), unlawful possession of a stolen firearm (a Class 2 felony), and aggravated unlawful possession of weapons (a Class 4 felony). After being involved in a motor vehicle collision on Jan. 27, 2025, Futon allegedly threatened the driver of the other vehicle with a stolen firearm. The incident was outlined in a petition filed to deny Futon’s pretrial release. “Officers responded to a robbery report … provided she was involved in been in a car accident with defendant’s vehicle,” the petition states. “The defendant exited his vehicle and approached the victim. The defendant demanded payment from the victim for the damage to his vehicle. She reported observing the defendant brandish a firearm while making

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A missing teen led Ferguson police to a suspected child sex trafficker. 

Paul McCartney and Paul Simon are both set to appear on SNL50: The Anniversary Special, a live three-hour show airing Feb. 16 on NBC at 8 p.m. ET.The telecast, from Studio…

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ALTON/EAST ALTON – An Illinois appellate court has upheld a Madison County jury’s award of $3.31 million for a former boat worker who developed a life-altering respiratory disability from exposure to unsafe working conditions. In January of 2023 , SCF Lewis and Clark Fleeting, LLC was ordered by a Madison County trial court to pay $3.31 million to former deckhand Kevin Mogensen. The ruling aimed to compensate Mogensen for lost wages, past and future medical costs, and more after a 2018 worksite exposure to corn gluten fertilizer permanently impacted his once-active lifestyle. Mogensen was part of a team tasked with cleaning excess material off the surface of an SCF barge after bulk product and material had been loaded onto the barge via conveyor belt. SCF Safety Manager David Totsch testified that workers cleaned the material off barge surfaces using brooms and leafblowers, and “admitted that employees were not given a mask or respirator as part of their safety

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With their mischievous little hands and masked faces, raccoons are quite fascinating mammals to some. Perhaps you've wondered if one might make a good pet. Legally speaking, it's not so simple.

A women's apparel and home goods retailer is relocating its St. Louis-area store.

"They changed the bag and put him right back in there—with feces all on his clothes and all this on the floor. We're like, 'Hey man, y'all ain't gonna clean up?'"

The proposal, which the city's mayor called a "slap in the face," advances to the full Board of Aldermen.