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The specific details and design of the new ride, which could be constructed in 2025, are still in concept form, a spokeswoman said.

A cyberattack disrupted Francis Howell schools' computer systems, Superintendent Kenneth Roumpos said in a message to the district's community Wednesday.

A former law school student from University City appeared in federal court on Wednesday and was sentenced after fleeing the country during a child pornography investigation.

Seven years ago today, Don Clark Sr. was asleep in his home in Dutchtown when 17 St. Louis police officers serving a no-knock warrant busted in and opened fire. Nine bullets struck the 63-year-old U.S. Army veteran, killing him. 

A St. Louis alderwoman said she'd file a bill Friday putting $15.3 million more in public money toward an expansion of the downtown convention center project.

Dominic Pavia, 42, was indicted in November 2014 on a single count of possession of child pornography. But the case stalled for almost a decade while Pavia was overseas.

Some storms may reach the area Thursday; the cold front will drop temperatures to the 50s. That's still above the average for February highs.

American Queen Voyages, a river cruise line which offered trips along the Mississippi River with stops in St. Louis, has shut down.

In his new budget Governor J.B. Prtizker proposed $500 million in capital investments to help build the state as a quantum computing hub for years to come.

Funding for asylum seekers is expected to be among the most controversial issues as lawmakers in the Democrat-majority House and Senate begin budget negotiations.

If the St. Louis Cardinals had to name a traditional five-man starting rotation for the Opening Day roster today, there wouldn't be much hesitation to do so, in large part due to adding three experienced starting pitchers this winter.

SPRINGFIELD – Building on five years of fiscal progress, Governor Pritzker’s sixth balanced budget proposal will continue on the path of fiscal responsibility, introduce new investments in healthcare accessibility and equity, and build on our historic progress in education and economic development. Please see below for links to the proposed FY25 budget as well as the Governor’s remarks as prepared for delivery: Fiscal Year 2025 Operating Budget Fiscal Year 2025 Capital Budget Fiscal Year 2025 Budget in Brief State of the State and Budget Address Wednesday, February 21 st , 2024 *Remarks As Prepared For Delivery* Speaker Welch, President Harmon, Lieutenant Governor Stratton, my fellow constitutional officers, members of the 103 rd General Assembly, Chief Justice Theis and members of the Supreme Court, honored guests, the First Lady of Illinois, my soulmate, MK, and all the people of the great state of Illinois, I am so grateful to be here t

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To You, I Go (2023) is Jessica Page’s visual love letter to St. Louis. Although St. Louis is rarely romanticized, Page aims to showcase the softest purest side of her […]

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St. Louis native Kimberly St. Clair invented Doc Dash, a program to train people in safe encounters with police.

Investigators with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department said a fight at a Midtown office space resulted in a bystander being shot.

These are responses to Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker's State of the State address. Democratic Party of Illinois Statement on Governor JB Pritzker’s Address SPRINGFIELD — Following Governor JB Pritzker’s annual State of the State and Budget Address, Democratic Party of Illinois Chair Lisa Hernandez released the following statement: “Building on five years of fiscal progress and responsibility, Governor JB Pritzker once again laid out a positive vision for our state that invests in education, health care, infrastructure, public safety, and human services in his State of the State and Budget Address. Democrats across the state will work together to continue bolstering our finances while investing in budget priorities that move Illinois forward. Governor Pritzker, Comptroller Susana Mendoza, Treasurer Mike Frerichs, and Democrats in the General Assembly have put Illinois’ finances back on track over the past five years, with nine credit rating upgrades,

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