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A state Senate hearing on a medical provider tax devolved Wednesday into a fight over the political tactics of Missouri Right to Life, with a Democrat dropping an obscenity and Republicans slamming the group for injecting its anti-abortion politics into unrelated issues. Only one member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, Republican Sen. Denny Hoskins of Warrensburg, defended the organization. A candidate in the Republican primary for secretary of state, Hoskins has been endorsed by Missouri…

He was then pronounced dead at the scene, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department said.

Big tech companies have long attempted to monopolize repair options to boost their profits, whether we’re talking about tractors, phones, or game consoles. But in recent years companies like Apple and Microsoft appear to have realized that with state and federal lawmakers and regulators cracking down on this behavior, and right to repair seeing widespread, […]

This year's theme is "Unleash your Pride."

Missouri circuit courts have cleared more than 100,000 marijuana charges from people’s criminal records so far — a mandate that was a big selling point for those who voted to pass the constitutional amendment that legalized recreational marijuana in 2022. However, court officials said it’s hard to determine how many more charges are left because many court records are not digitized. The state initially identified digital cases that could potentially be eligible for expungement and gave that…

St. Louis police officials are working with the chief's office to coordinate interviews with reporters after the chief promised to do more interviews in 2024.

The fight for controlling the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is brewing again.

"The goal with FYI is to make sure our teens are heard and let them know they have a voice. This is a safe space for any and all teens."

Troy Mayor Ron Sconce agreed to a $4,834 fine in connection with the pay hike and unrelated campaign finance violations.

A lawsuit casts blame on the company, and pushes for the barbecue chain to take on a chunk of the repair and renovation costs.

Tiny Desk-inspired “Sessions of St. Louis” features local musicians performing one-take, no-audience concerts in intimate settings. St. Louis Gram creative director Natalia Parr describes the origin and goals of the series, and singer/songwriter Alexia Simone talks about her experience with “Sessions” as an artist.

A Fairview Heights, Illinois, woman is in custody for allegedly stealing more than $52,000 worth of purses and other merchandise from high-end retail stores in St. Louis County.

While it's understood that Hollywood sells Californication, it'll also be producing an Anthony Kiedis movie. According to Deadline, a film based on the Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman's 2004 autobiography,…

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Rochelle Walton Gray’s campaign committee accepted $1,300 worth of postcards in July 2020 from a political action committee. But neither correctly reported the donation as required.

JERSEYVILLE - Jersey Community High School recently released the full list of all Honor Roll and High Honor Roll students recognized for the second quarter of the 2023-2024 school year. The full lists of both Honor and High Honor Roll students are available below: HIGH HONOR ROLL - SENIORS: Bell, Kyla A. Benner, Elena J. Berghoff, Kennedy E. Bierman, Madison P. Bilyeu, Elizabeth A. Bizaillion, Kennadi F. Bolds, Ryan M. Bowen, Ryan G. Bradshaw, Ella J. Brown, Ashlyn E. Cerentano, Nolan M. Chin, Connor C. Clarkson, Alexia M. Collins, Emily R. Conrad, Kutler R. Crawford, Tessa L. Crowe, Dora A. Crull, Skylar T. Darabcsek, Richard J. Davis, Erica E. Deist, Delaney R. Dial, Anna K. Dong, Vivian. Dougherty, Kathleen L. Drainer, Kaelyn N. Edgell, Aiden C. Edwards, Karlie L. Eschbach, Reese A. Fuse, Emma G. Gettings, Autumn R. Gibson, Madison M. Glass, Sierra L. Goetten, Wade H. Gray, Wyatt M. Griffith, Keegan M

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WOOD RIVER – Midwest Members Credit Union is proud to sponsor the “Oiler of the Month” program at East Alton-Wood River High School. A Senior student is selected each month by members of EAWR faculty. Each student is awarded a certificate and a Subway gift card. The Seniors selected each month will have the opportunity to compete for a $1,000.00 “Oiler of the Year” scholarship at the end of the school year. January's winner is Mia Plumb. Mia is a Senior at EAWR and is involved with Basketball, Volleyball, Spirit Club, Big Sisters, Peer Leadership, National Honor Society, Student Council, RiverBend Growth Association Young Adult Committee and Renaissance Program. Mia has received honors for Girl's Basketball and the 2023 Oiler Pride Award. After graduation, Mia plans to attend college at The University of Mississippi. Mia is planning on majoring in Political Science. The University of Mississippi has a program to turn 3 minors into a major and Mia plans

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