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According to the police report, officials said there’s "…no evidence that this explosion was the result of a criminal act..."

OZARK, Mo. — Visitation and funeral services have been scheduled for Christian County Sheriff’s Office deputies Gabriel Ramirez and Michael Hislope, the agency announced. A public visitation for Ramirez and Hislope will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27, at James River Church, 6100 N. 19th St. in Ozark, according to the [...]

A Belleville, Illinois, woman has been ordered to appear in St. Louis County Circuit Court next month for allegedly stealing brass shavings from a Fenton manufacturer.

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A teen from St. Charles will stand trial as an adult for fatally stabbing his mother's friend to death last year.

ALTON – A section of Fosterburg Road in Alton is one step closer to receiving improvements. Alton City Council members unanimously approved a Joint Funding Agreement between the city and the Illinois Department of Transportation for improvements to Fosterburg Road at their Feb. 25, 2026 meeting. The funding agreement covers the first two phases of preliminary engineering for pavement widening and resurfacing on Fosterburg Road. These improvements will span 0.46 miles from 0.1 miles

A man appeared in federal court on Wednesday and was sentenced for sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl he contacted through Instagram.

A piece of St. Louis music history that Ike and Tina Turner once called home is moving one step closer to being taken down in pieces and demolished.

The PBA tour is back in the St. Louis area. The Pete Weber Missouri Classic is taking centerstage this week at Bowlero in Saint Peter’s, where 90 of the best bowlers will compete for a spot in the finals this Sunday.

Republican lawmakers from St. Charles County have introduced two separate bills they hope will provide a regulatory framework that keeps energy prices stable while also requiring heavy-water-consuming industries to pay more to use Missouri resources.