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The House Ethics Committee launched an inquiry into a personnel issue linked to House Speaker Dean Plocher. It meets again on Nov. 8.

The St. Louis County Department of Public Health ordered the temporary closure of Old Town Donuts, a popular shop in Florissant.

Kia will provide anti-theft software upgrades at the St. Louis Galleria this weekend as pat of an ongoing effort to address an unprecedented surge of auto thefts.

EAST ALTON - The old Citizens Savings and Loan Building, which is owned by the Village Of East Alton, is set for demolition on Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2023. East Alton Village Mayor Darren Carlton said if the weather cooperates, the old savings and loan building will be torn down next week. “We will probably start to put up a fence on Monday and then the demolition will start on Wednesday if nothing happens,” Carlton said. “We have been trying to get it down since 2017. Some things happened, but the old Citizens Savings and Loan building demolition project started moving about two to three months ago.” Carlton said the village will work to see if there is someone interested in purchasing the property of the Old Citizens Savings and Loan once it is demolished and will make good use of the location. Carlton said there are some other derelict buildings that he hopes will either be repaired or torn down and hopes this will spark movement on those properties. An abov

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In a statement, Wood said he still wanted to find somewhere outside of Lincoln County to hold the trial, but said Greene County was too far.

John Vatterott Sr., who built, then sold, a big Midwest trade school, died Oct. 19. He would have turned 80 on Oct. 24.

Since core services are the most stubborn component of inflation, it's worth keeping an eye on. Here's the 3-month rolling average: After nine quarters at about 5%, core services inflation finally fell to 3.5% in Q2 but then stayed there in Q3. Stay tuned for Q4.

A lucky Missouri Lottery player won a $100,000 jackpot from a "Whole Lotta $500s" scratchers ticket.

A closed movie theater in St. Louis County is going up for auction, with some bids expected from national theater chains.

When Joshua Love visited art museums and galleries, he would notice something off: There weren’t many Black female artists featured. Instead of just wondering at the deficit, he decided to do something about it: start his own art show featuring the very artists who are too often neglected.

The Maryland Heights-based distributor of water, wastewater, storm drainage and fire protection products plans to buy the assets of an Ohio-based erosion control products business.

A global law firm founded 16 years ago in California has expanded its presence in the Midwest by opening an office in St. Louis.

This is Charlie in the front yard looking over his shoulder at the very end of a short photo session. His pose reminds me of Vermeer's "Girl With a Pearl Earring."

Prosecutors want the high-profile Pam Hupp murder trial moved back closer to the St. Louis area. The Lincoln County Prosecutor’s Office has just announced their plans to ask a judge for the move