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George Nnanna, a professor of mechanical engineering with more than a decade of administrative experience and a record of research collaboration with government and industry partners, will serve as the founding director of the new School of Engineering at the University of Missouri–St. Louis. He will begin his new position on April 1. Nnanna was […]

Delvarrion D. Harris, 30, is accused of shooting and injuring 12 people at Noots Restaurant and Grill in November

A woman and her small dog were rescued on Sunday after falling through ice on a frozen pond in Springfield.

A St. Louis man admitted on Monday to staging several auto accidents and injuries to defraud insurance companies of over $100,000.

Support us on Patreon » We’ve got another cross-post episode this week! Recently, Mike appeared on The Dynamist podcast from the Foundation for American Innovation for the second entry in a four-part series about copyright and artificial intelligence. He’s joined by Alex Winter and Tim Hwang, and host Evan Swarztrauber, for a discussion about how artists, […]

Envy of None, the band featuring Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson, is getting ready to release their second album.The record, Stygian Wavz, will drop March 14, featuring the previously released tracks “Under the…

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ALTON/GODFREY — Community Christmas in 2024 successfully provided hundreds of toys and clothing to families in need, thanks to local efforts and generous donations. The Freer family from Freer Auto Body played a pivotal role in the campaign, which aims to support those who may otherwise go without during the holiday season. On Christmas Eve, the Freer family learned of a family of 10 that lacked clothing and toys. They worked quickly to gather the appropriate sizes for the children and find toys for the kids, embodying the precise spirit of Community Christmas. Margaret Freer, a family member and part owner of Freer Auto Body, expressed the emotional significance of the campaign, stating, “It just warms my heart each year to do the Community Christmas campaign. It was David's favorite charity, so that makes it even more special for me. The need is out there and our community never fails to come through.” David Freer, the founder of Freer Auto Body in Godfrey, died

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CHATHAM – The Board of Directors of United Community Bank (UCB) is pleased to announce that Allen Schmale has been named President and Chief Executive Officer of UCB, effective immediately. This announcement follows a highly successful tenure as Interim President and CEO, during which Schmale demonstrated exceptional leadership and a steadfast commitment to the Bank's mission. "Allen is the ideal leader for this role," said Bob Narmont, Chairman of the UCB Board. "His deep banking expertise, dedication to serving our customers and communities, and ability to engage and motivate our team have been invaluable as we continue to grow and strengthen our organization." With decades of experience in banking and finance, Schmale previously served as Chief Lending Officer at UCB, where he spearheaded initiatives that drove growth and success across our organization. His leadership will be instrumental as UCB continues to serve and support its central Illinois, northeast Missouri, and

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The world's largest bighead carp and paddlefish were found in Missouri waters over the past year.

Christian Gray is a sophomore and cornerback for Notre Dame who hails from DeSemet Jesuit High School in the St. Louis area.

Brickline Greenway is kicking off 2025 with three huge wins! Great Rivers Greenway (GRG), the public agency connecting the region with greenways who turns 25 this year, has received a major boost to support the project’s vision to connect 14 neighborhoods with 12+ miles of greenways. Significant investments from both BJC Health System (BJC) and […]

EDWARDSVILLE — Madison County State’s Attorney Tom Haine announced Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2025, that multiple charges have been filed against Delvarrion D. Harris, 30, of East St. Louis, in connection with a shooting that injured 12 people at a club in Venice. The incident occurred early on Nov. 24, 2024, at a club located in the 1400 block of Broadway in Venice. Haine said all the victims survived, although some required hospitalization for their injuries. Harris is charged with 12 counts of Aggravated Battery with a Firearm, a class X felony, as well as one count of Possession of a Weapon by a Felon, a class 3 felony. The charges allege that Harris discharged a firearm, striking the victims, and that he possessed a .40-caliber handgun despite a prior felony conviction. The charges were officially filed on Dec. 20, 2024, but remained sealed until Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2025, following Harris's arrest. He is currently held at the St. Clair County Jail and is expected to be transferred

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A 46-year-old man appeared in St. Louis County Circuit Court on Tuesday and pleaded guilty for his role in a fireworks manufacturing explosion that claimed the lives of four people.

A lawsuit said cybercriminals stole $1.1 million a wealth firm paid for office renovation work done by a contractor.

The Morning After's status as the longest-running local sports morning show in St. Louis is rooted in large part by the business model that Tim McKernan pursued.

There are good vibes for the new Missouri governor, Mike Kehoe. But there's a looming issue that could threaten his agenda, which includes a takeover of St. Louis police, expanding charter schools and cutting taxes.