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Students with developmental delays in Cahokia Heights are not getting the services that have been outlined in their individualized education programs. 

Detectives with the St. Louis County Police Department’s Bureau of Crimes Against Persons are investigating a fatal shooting in Lemay.

One organization is thinking outside of the box, tackling certain problems with technology.

An abandoned home in a north St. Louis neighborhood has been moved to the emergency demolition list after it caught fire and collapsed Thursday morning.

A male in his late teens is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after crashing a suspected stolen vehicle Thursday evening in Bridgeton.

Yesterday I happened to come across a tweet bemoaning the state of reading among fourth graders. Pretty standard stuff. But as things so often do, it got me curious. Here are reading proficiency scores for fourth graders over the past 50 years: I'm showing this for white kids so it isn't affected by demographic changes ...continue reading "Raw data: Miscellaneous student reading scores"

The Wildlife Rescue Center rehabilitates up to 3,500 wild animals each year. Right now, they’re asking for supplies for their injured turtles as winter is right around the corner.

Sauer, who formerly practiced law in St. Louis, was lead counsel in Trump’s successful legal efforts to get the U.S. Supreme Court to expand presidential immunity.

It runs November 14 through November 24 inside the Marcelle in Midtown.

“Last year’s tax bill on a 96-acre tract was $756,” Lentz said. “That same tract of land is going to be over $10,000.”

A prominent site currently occupied by a fast-food restaurant in south St. Louis County is for sale.

It’s a deserted property that many of you drive by every day on Interstate 44. It’s also classified as an active hazardous substance clean-up site by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, but regulators have determined it can be cleaned up to a level that will make it safe for people to live here again.

A proposed early childhood center that was to be built between Wren Hollow Elementary and Southwest Middle School in Manchester is no longer moving forward.