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Former St. Louis personnel director says he wants his old job back
Embattled personnel director has added former director Rick Frank, who clashed with Mayor Tishaura Jones over hiring a police chief, to the reemployment list for the powerful job.
Attendance up since pandemic, but many St. Louis-area kids are still skipping school
Shout out to Miracle for introducing me to the Christmas banger "Rachetivity"
Endangered Person Advisory issued for missing 12-year-old in St. Louis County
UPDATE: The 12-year-old was located safe. ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - The St. Louis County Police Department has issued an Endangered Person Advisory for a missing 12-year-old boy. According to the St. Louis County Police Department, a 12-year-old went missing around 1 a.m. Monday morning after running away following an argument with his guardian in [...]
Armed robbery suspect arrested Sunday following multi-county crime spree, police chase
Man severely injured in plane crash in Monroe County
MONROE COUNTY, Ill. - A Waterloo pilot is recovering Monday morning after a single-engine plane crashed in Monroe County, Illinois. The small plane crashed into a field off of Dd Road on Sunday, causing the plane to immediately burst into flames. The 71-year-old pilot was able to get out before the fire consumed the plane. [...]
STL restaurants for out of town teen boys?
STL restaurants for out of town teen boys?
5 Midwest holiday celebrations worth the drive from St. Louis
Explore a German-style market, view millions of holiday lights, and dance your way into the new year.
5 ways to welcome the holiday season in Branson
Missouri’s entertainment capital offers some spectacular options, from Vegas-like music and magic to immersive museums and theme parks.
Nashville hotels host holiday pop-up events
ICE!, Camp Bobby, and Chalet 27 provide guests with cozy, festive atmospheres to gather with loved ones.
Lawmakers seek permanent restrictions on transgender Missourians’ IDs
Two bills pre-filed before the 2025 legislative session seek to put restrictions on how Missourians can change their gender marker on their state-issued IDs. From 2016 until this August, transgender Missourians could change their gender designation on their licenses with a form and physician signature. The Missouri Department of Revenue pulled the form after a […]
Mercy for convicted ex-Kansas City cop will condone reckless policing in Missouri
Eric DeValkenaere is going to have his prison sentence commuted. The only suspense remaining is whether the ex-Kansas City cop convicted of murder in the death of a Black man will be back with his family for Christmas. Gov. Mike Parson is on record saying that he “doesn’t like” the fact that DeValkenaere is serving […]
Mighty Cricket's new goal: Build a resilient cricket supply chain
Founder Sarah Schlafly is realizing St. Louis is the perfect place for an ag-tech startup to be
Where to find Christmas and Christmas Eve dinner in St. Louis
A running list of dining, takeout, and delivery options for the holidays.
Louisiana miscarriage patient who had to cross state lines for a D&C wants answers
Editor’s Note: This is the sixth installment of an occasional States Newsroom series called When and Where: Abortion Access in America, profiling individuals who have needed abortion care in the U.S. before and after Dobbs. The first installment can be found here, the second installment is here, the third is here, the fourth is here, […]
Chain of Rocks Bridge reaches midway point with new span open
ST. LOUIS - The first new span of the new Chain of Rocks Bridge has been completed, marking the midway point of the bridge's construction. Authorities with both IDOT and MODOT are calling the opening of the first span of the new bridge over the Mississippi River a significant milestone. Monday will be the first [...]
Monday, December 9 - Illinois ag groups look forward to a second Trump administration, mostly
Donald Trump promised increased tariffs while on the campaign trail. As president-elect he's doubled down on the pledge, targeting Canada, Mexico, and again...China. Charlie Schlenker reports Illinois agriculture organizations still hope he doesn't mean it.
Mild Monday but next front brings colder air for Tuesday
ST. LOUIS - There will be some spotty sprinkles and drizzle out there Monday morning, which will be tapering off. Temperatures are rather mild out the door and highs will be in the mid-50s under overcast skies. A few spot sprinkles or some drizzle can't be ruled out Monday evening. Skies will gradually clear overnight [...]
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