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One northbound lane of Highway K just north of Route 364 in O'Fallon has been closed after extreme heat caused the roadway to buckle.

Davondrea L. Williams, 22. is accused of killing Ceontae D. Matthews, 34, just after 3 a.m. Sunday. Three others face lesser charges in the case.

St. Louis police arrested a driver this weekend after undercover detectives spotted a silver Chevrolet Corvette driving recklessly downtown, with passengers hanging from the vehicle.

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North St. Louis City residents say they took a demolition project into their own hands, going as far as contacting the overseas owner to get it done.

A mother and her daughter are on life support after the second double shooting in Jefferson County in a two-day span.

MADISON COUNTY - The Madison County Sheriff’s Office has added Deputy Sheriff Lauren Tamburello to its Patrol Division, the agency announced on Monday, July 27, 2026. “Please join us in welcoming the newest member of our Patrol Division - Deputy Sheriff Lauren Tamburello,” Madison County Sheriff Jeff Connor said. Tamburello will start field training this week. She had most recently been a Fairview Heights Police officer. She is also a Collinsville High School graduate

The St. Louis-based barbecue chain shared the announcement in a message to customers on social media, saying the closures come after "a lot of reflection" after more than a decade of expansion.

HIGHLAND – A Highland man accused of sexually assaulting a minor for over four years remains in Madison County custody. Jeremy D. Yann, 42, of the 600 block of 8th Street in Highland, Ill. was charged on July 22, 2026 with three counts of criminal sexual assault, each Class 1 felonies. Yann allegedly committed multiple acts of sexual assault against the same victim, who was under 18 years of age at the time the acts were committed. Yann is accused of assaulting the victim for more than

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An extreme heat warning remains in effect for the St. Louis region as hotter temperatures create increased demand on the power grid. While local utility companies report stable operations, the Department of Energy has issued an emergency order to mitigate blackout risks for the Southwest Power Pool.

Ameren is pitching another natural gas-fired power plant to state regulators, and wants customers to pay for costs of the project before it's in service.

A man has been found guilty of murdering a man at a St. Louis County home in 2021. 

ALTON — William “Bill” Diddlebock, a longtime Alton educator, coach and parks official who spent decades working with local students and athletes, died Wednesday, July 22, 2026, at age 84. Diddlebock was widely known in Alton for his years in School District 11, where he began teaching and coaching in 1965 and remained for 35 years. He taught physical education and health and coached basketball, track and cross country. He also coached tennis at Marquette Catholic and created