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Area lung specialists advise limiting outdoor activity during peak times.

Iron County Sheriff Jeff Burkett, two deputies and a citizen were charged in March with crimes related to an alleged kidnapping plot.

Two officers suffered minor injuries, and four other people suffered non-life-threatening injuries as a result of the incident.

The Lake St. Louis police chief said he believes there may be more victims not only in the St. Louis region, but also throughout Missouri and in other states.

"It’s been a lackluster, underwhelming, frankly problematic response."

The indictment carries unmistakably grave legal consequences, including the possibility of prison if he's convicted.

Ten days after being sworn in as the city's new top prosecutor, St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore is withdrawing his predecessor's motion to vacate a decades-old murder conviction.

Since the Hoffmann family announced its plans to transform Augusta, Missouri, into a national wine destination, a few projects have encountered some snags.

Midas Enterprises is fortifying the culture and mission of its family of companies with the promotion of Linda Eigelberger to chief commercial officer. Eigelberger will further leverage all Midas companies including Midas Hospitality, Midas Construction, Midas Capital and Midas Development as the firm targets substantial growth within its diversified real estate portfolio. Eigelberger has previously […]

St. Louis County Children's Service Fund (CSF) will award $150 million to 72 mental health programs across St. Louis County, including a program at Better Family Life Inc.

The St. Louis Regional Freightway welcomed 16 high school students, their school chaperones, and others on May 23 for a special FreightWeekSTL riverboat cruise on the Mississippi River that highlighted the Ag Coast of America. Several industry professionals talked to the students about the many career opportunities in construction, transportation and logistics, and gave insight […]

The Oklahoma Health Care Authority selected Centene’s Oklahoma Complete Health, Aetna Better Health of Oklahoma and Humana Healthy Horizons of Oklahoma for one-year contracts, with five one-year renewal options.

The airport said that under dynamic pricing, discounted or premium rates would not exceed 50% of the new parking rates.

EDWARDSVILLE - Area resident Rusty Wheat has been on a mission to clean up Madison County and because of his on-hand efforts and visits to Madison County Commission meetings and more, he is a difference maker. On Earth Day, he had several turn out for a cleanup effort, including multiple Madison County Board members. "We had Mayors, the County Chairman, Board members from the City of Roxana and Madison County, we had firemen, policemen, one high school student, local residents, some board members and city municipal workers all working together," he said of the Earth Day effort. "Roxana provided a trash truck, and a police presence to keep everyone safe. " Wheat continued and said when he was younger, there were a lot of commercials on TV about being responsible and picking up trash, but that doesn't happen as much anymore and he thinks it should. “I had trash trucks going by my home all the time and I asked if they would come out and clean out the road and they sent out a

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The deal partners a Black-owned studio with a Black-owned comics publisher to produce a series designed to celebrate African heritage.

The Clinton County Sheriff's Office said this shooting was not a random attack. The victim and suspect were acquaintances.

The department said northern snakeheads are aggressive predators that eat native species and compete for resources.

A man was shot Wednesday evening in St. Louis while he tried tried to retrieve his girlfriend's stolen backpack from three suspects.

ALTON - Marquette Catholic Principal Tim Harmon announced with “a very heavy heart” that he had learned of the unexpected death of key teacher - Scott Shoger - who taught senior theology this past semester at the school. Shoger was just 43 years old at the time of his untimely death. “Mr. Shoger’s family is still in shock from this sudden and unexpected passing and has requested our thoughts and prayers for the family while they are trying to come to terms with this,” Principal Harmon said. “They did inform me that they plan to have a visitation and funeral where Mr. Shoger's parents live, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, this coming weekend. Please hold the family in your prayers, they need all the love, support, and prayers that we can offer.” Scott is survived by his wife, Michelle; daughters, Grace and Mary Ella of St. Louis; his parents, Mike and Marilynn Shoger of Cedar Rapids; a sister, Kristine Quick of Holmen, Wis.; a brother, Brian (Jessica)

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