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A wintry mix to start Friday, then widespread snow expected. Reduced visibility and snow-covered roads will likely slow travel. Find out when it will begin and how much will fall.

Joan Jett is one of the many female musicians featured in an upcoming Rock & Roll Hall of Fame exhibit titled Revolutionary Women in Music: Left of Center. In addition to Jett,…

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A St. Louis County woman appeared in federal court on Thursday and admitted to helping her son fake a mental disability for more than 13 years so he could claim and receive government benefits.

Following a deadly shooting at the Kansas Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory celebration yesterday, Governor Mike Parson says the state does not need stricter gun laws.

Christina Brown is a licensed architect in Missouri with nation-wide experience in education, corporate, and civic projects. She is inspired by the idea that architecture can have a positive impact on communities, and this drives her desire to meet clients’ strategic needs on every project. Through various Master Planning projects as a project designer at […]

A $405 million contract for a 20-mile stretch of I-70 from Columbia to Kingdom City was awarded by MODOT Wednesday to Millstone Weber for construction and Jacobs for engineering. Work is expected to be finished by the end of 2027. The award was made at the meeting of the Missouri Highway and Transportation Commission. Patrick McKenna, director […]

After being missing for more than 50 years, Paul McCartney’s long-lost Höfner has been found. The Lost Bass Project has been searching for McCartney’s bass since 2018. Back in September it…

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Police Chief Stacey Graves said that 22 people injured in the shooting ranged between the ages of 8 and 47 years old, half of whom were under the age of 16.

The store employee was trying to get the man to go to a different lane because he had more than 10 items, court records said.

A man allegedly flashed a gun at Schnucks employee who confronted him about the chain's new self-checkout policy earlier this week, leading to his arrest.

ALTON - Light snow is in the forecast for the Metro East on Friday morning and will move through the area during the day, a National Weather Service in St. Louis meteorologist Brad Charboneau said. The weather service says its forecast as of today, Thursday, Feb. 15, 2024, is that snow will move through the area on Friday, mainly along/north of the I-70 corridor. Further south, more sleet and rain are expected, limiting snowfall accumulations. Through the day, rain should change over to snow from the northwest before ending. Charboneau stressed the forecast could change and encouraged a check back to the NWS in St. Louis website later today. “Some snow is coming and it does appear there will be at least some snow in the Alton area,” he said. “The trend could be shifting further to the north and it is a narrow band. Right now, there could be some rain or sleet in the Alton area from about 6 a.m., with a higher probability at 8 a.m., and may change to snow until about

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St. Louis City police have identified the two women killed as 42-year-old Laticha Bracero and 21-year-old Alyssa Cordova. The Chicago mother and daughter were in St. . Louis for the Drake concert. 

When Neil Young & Crazy Horse announced their upcoming tour, they revealed they’ll be releasing a new album, FU##IN’ UP. Well, now we know a little bit more about the record. The release has…

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EDWARDSVILLE - The Edwardsville Police today announced the results of its Super Bowl Enforcement Campaign. Edwardsville Police spokesperson Lt. Bradn Whittaker said the department issued eight speed citations, two citations for illegal transportation of alcohol, and four other citations during the recent Super Bowl Enforcement Campaign. The Super Bowl weekend “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” and “Click It or Ticket” enforcement effort ran from Friday, Feb. 9, 2024, through the early morning hours of Monday, Feb. 12, 2024. The goal was to keep impaired drivers off the roads and ensure more people buckle up and follow all traffic safety laws. “Motorists should understand the warning that we are serious about cracking down on impaired drivers and seat belt and other traffic safety law violators. We do it to save lives,” said Lt. Whittaker. The recent law enforcement campaign was made possible by federal highway safety funds administered by the Illinois

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Can’t say we didn’t warn everyone. Last summer we pointed out that Sarah Silverman and a bunch of other authors suing AI companies for copyright infringement seemed to only demonstrate that they didn’t understand how copyright works. And, now Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin, has dismissed most of the claims in three related cases from authors against […]