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Senior citizens in Cahokia Heights say they’re seeing results after reporting teens terrorizing the neighborhood.

Police said in a Facebook post on Monday that the man was found safe and is no longer considered a missing person.

Tipping has always been a heavily debated topic. Some don't like it. Some believe it's necessary. Concerned members of the food and beverage industry and local lawmakers gathered on April 22 to debate an Illinois bill that would potentially change tipping as we know it. The proposed bill is not only gaining steam, but also [...]

Passover is the most observed Jewish holiday in the country. It commences with the Seder, a cherished gathering often shared with loved ones. Several gathered in St. Charles to celebrate in a rabbi’s backyard Monday night.

by Tom Finan, Executive Director/Co-Founder, Construction Forum The announcement of a green light for funding of the  Jackie Joyner Kersey Food, Agriculture, & Nutrition Innovation Center (JJK FAN) in East St. Louis marks the validation of a vision. The  24,000 square foot facility is destined  to be the first phase of a larger 75-acre community […]

On the heels of a dismal front-page report about downtown St. Louis in the Wall Street Journal, FOX 2 has obtained new photos showing blatant trespassing and disregard for safety at the iconic Railway Exchange Building, also known as the former Famous Barr Department store. 

The Maplewood Police Department shared surveillance images showing what appears to be an individual spraying a red substance on an Israeli flag Friday and a banner showing the images of Israeli hostages held by Hamas. 

Some residents in a St. Charles community are upset over teens speeding through their neighborhood on dirt bikes.

UPDATE: The Endangered Silver Advisory alert is canceled. Frank was located safe, according to police. BRIDGETON, Mo. - The Town and Country Police Department has issued an Endangered Silver Advisory for 92-year-old Frank Hertelendy. Hertelendy was visiting a friend and did not return to his home. He is said to have stopped at least once [...]

Big news today: San Francisco's $1.7 million bathroom finally opened and it ended up costing only about $700,000. What's more, the toilet itself is a prefab unit that was donated by a Nevada company, so the city's net cost clocked in at only $200-300,000. And it's a good thing it was donated. Nevada is one ...continue reading "Bay Area toilet comes in way under budget"

A Missouri-native Marine who died during a training exercise on April 18 in North Carolina has been identified as Sgt. Colin Arslanbas, according to the Marine Corps.

Do pro-Palestinian protesters support Hamas? Probably most of them don't, but the language they routinely use leaves room for doubt. This is from Students for Justice in Palestine: Settlers are not “civilians” in the sense of international law.... Resistance comes in all forms—armed struggle, general strikes, and popular demonstrations. "Resistance" includes armed struggle and Israelis ...continue reading "How strong is support for Hamas in the US?"

Lumeris, a Maryland Heights-based health care technology business, has raised $100 million in equity capital, the privately held company said Monday.