Aggregator
Four Missouri amendments set for August ballots - What would they do?
Missouri voters will decide on four statewide constitutional amendments in the August 2026 primary election, headlined by a proposal to gradually eliminate the state's income tax.
6-year-old injured after shooting himself, St. Louis County police say. Gun owner charged
Arquez Phipps, 19, was charged with one count of endangering the welfare of a child.
Judge Dismisses Charges Against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, Says Gov’t Engaged In Vindictive Prosecution
It’s one thing to accuse the government of engaging in vindictive prosecutions. It’s quite another thing to prove it. The deck is stacked against those making these claims. These allegations rarely succeed. The government gets the benefit of the doubt and has the ability to make evidence against its position simply disappear. It didn’t work […]
Can anyone possibly lend a hand?
TorHoerman Law Launches 2026 "End Distracted Driving" Scholarship to Promote Safer Roads
EDWARDSVILLE – Edwardsville-based TorHoerman Law , a national mass tort and personal injury law firm that has recovered more than $4 billion in verdicts and settlements for clients, has announced the return of its annual TorHoerman Law End Distracted Driving Scholarship for 2026, an initiative aimed at raising awareness about the dangers of distracted driving while supporting students pursuing higher education. Distracted driving remains a serious public safety issue across the
Retro drive-in theater on Route 66 offers nostalgic movie experience
Traveling along old Route 66 in Montgomery County, Illinois, the historic Route 66 Skyview Drive-In holds a distinction in the digital age as one of the last remnants of the past to continuously operate.
Another man charged with sexually abusing girl at Kirkwood Walmart
Anthony Sanders, 27, of St. Louis County, is charged with third-degree child molestation and enticement or attempted enticement of a child.
St. Louis comptroller throws wrench in Rams spending plan
St. Louis' water system needs at least $10 million more in Rams money, Comptroller Donna Baringer said.
The Hill considers historic district designation
Co-owner of Walter Knoll Florist accused of sexual harassment in lawsuit
The employee was retaliated against for complaining about the sexual harassment, the lawsuit said.
Trump administration seizes on shooting to make case again for White House ballroom
WASHINGTON — Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche argued in a court filing that a shooting Saturday in the vicinity of the White House further proves the need for an East Wing ballroom with “a heavy steel, drone proof roof, missile resistant and drone proof columns, bullet, ballistic, and blast proof glass,” among other features. A […]
Congressional Black Caucus calls for corporate leaders to speak out for voting rights
The Congressional Black Caucus on Tuesday urged American corporations to condemn efforts to dilute Black voting strength, as Southern states eliminate congressional districts where most residents are Black. The CBC’s attempt to mobilize the business community comes as Black representation in Congress potentially faces its most severe threat since the end of Reconstruction following the […]
Jack Osbourne says AI Ozzy Osbourne will ‘be so tasteful’
Jack Osbourne has shared more info on the vision for the AI-powered interactive digital avatar of his late father, Ozzy Osbourne.As previously reported, Jack spoke about the avatar at the…
Motorcyclist, 18, dies in crash in Pacific
Authorities said the victim's motorcycle overturned and struck a guardrail on Congress Street Monday afternoon.
Dear God, Why Aren't We Funding the Water Division?
Ex-boyfriend used revenge porn to sabotage woman’s business: Prosecutors
Prosecutors say a St. Louis man attempted to sabotage his ex-girlfriend’s business using revenge porn.
How to get $50K for your first St. Louis home
The city's independent development agency is bringing back a financial assistance program to help first-time homebuyers.
Anti-Muslim graffiti found near south St. Louis County mosque, police investigating
Officers were called Saturday morning to the 3600 block of Bayless Avenue for a report of graffiti, St. Louis County police said.
Ferguson-Florissant settles former student's sex abuse lawsuit for $1.75 million
The principal, Cedric Gerald, is facing criminal charges in a sex abuse case involving several students in another district. He remains in the St. Louis County jail.
stLouIST