Aggregator

One year after an EF2 tornado hit the town of Rolla, the community continues working to rebuild.

Nick Boyd scored a career-high 38 points, John Blackwell added 31 and No. 23 Wisconsin rallied from 15 down in the second half to beat No. 9 Illinois 91-88 in overtime in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals on Friday.

A case that took police to suburban homes in St. Charles County, where investigators reported finding forced labor with the use of torture, is now drawing renewed attention in federal court.

After record-breaking warmth earlier this week, spring is already starting to show off across the St. Louis area. At the Missouri Botanical Garden, trees that normally bloom later in the season are already bursting with color giving visitors an early taste of spring.

On Fridays at Glen Carbon Elementary School, students start their day with a good ol’  fashioned high five!

Downtown St. Louis is preparing for a weekend of major events expected to draw about 250,000 people to the city's streets. The festivities include the yearly St. Patrick's Day Parade, the St. Patrick's Day run, and 314 Day celebrations.

We’re a couple weeks late to this one, but it deserves more attention than it received. As the Washington Post first reported, a federal judge has found that the IRS violated federal law 42,695 times when it handed over confidential taxpayer addresses to ICE last summer. But the raw number, staggering as it is, undersells […]

Letter to the Editor: I am running for County Clerk on the March 17, 2026, Republican primary. Why? Because I believe we can do a better job, especially when it comes to #1 property taxes and #2 election management. First, I’m a real Republican and I can prove it. I’m Pro-Life, Pro-Second Amendment and Pro-Constitution. For the last 14 months, I have been Executive Director or Eagle Forum Education and Legal, which was founded by Phyllis Schlafly in Alton, and our office is a

The south tower of the former Millennium Hotel in downtown St. Louis was demolished Friday, marking a milestone for a planned $670 million redevelopment of the site. The project is a partnership between the Gateway Arch Park Foundation and The Cordish Companies.

JERSEYVILLE – An employee of the Jerseyville Public Library faces 10 felony counts of child pornography possession after a joint investigation between the Jerseyville Police and Illinois Attorney General’s Office. Adam Hurley, 42, of Jerseyville, was charged with 10 counts of possessing child sexual abuse material, each Class 2 felonies punishable by up to seven years in prison. The charges were issued by the office of Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul. Hurley is currently

A driver fatally struck a pedestrian near a bus stop Friday afternoon in south St. Louis County, police say.