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An agreement hasn't been reached, but the project would bring Southwest Airlines into Terminal 1 and redo the terminal altogether.

A judge in St. Louis City Circuit Court has forbidden the St. Louis Post-Dispatch from publishing material from the mental health evaluation of a man accused of killing a police officer in Tower Grove South in 2020. It's unknown what exactly is contained in the evaluation, but court filings made by those attempting to block its publication say material in it is "highly confidential" and that its being made public would hinder Thomas Kinworthy's ability to get a "fair and impartial trial."

An elderly man died Thursday afternoon on Table Rock Lake after being ejected from the boat he was piloting.

"She's going to be a star, she's really good," Bob Kuban said on hearing Tina Tuner for the first time.

Director Jenny Jones said, "There is a large disparity. Our agency definitely looked at that and said we can do something about that."

St. Louis startup Mighty Cricket, which has developed consumer food products using protein sourced from crickets, has been awarded federal funds it plans to use to establish a local cricket farm.

Three people were killed after a car crossed the center line on New Halls Ferry Road and crashed into an oncoming SUV.

The woman who reported the carjacking may now face false reporting charges.

After weeks of drama that put St. Louis in the national spotlight, Gabe Gore will be sworn on Tuesday as the city's new top prosecutor.

The remains of a Chester, Illinois, native killed in combat during World War II will be interred in his hometown next month.

UMB Bank is acquiring a consulting firm that specializes in providing strategies to maximize the financial performance of community banks in the Midwest.

Despite industry best efforts to prevent it, the “right to repair” movement shows no sign of slowing down. This week, Minnesota was the latest state to pass a new right to repair law. State lawmakers added right to repair provisions to an omnibus bill (SF 2774) after obtaining bipartisan support across both chambers. The language requires electronics […]

Local thrift stores share days shoppers will find best discounts

GRAFTON - Jersey County Circuit Clerk Daniel Schetter presented Grafton Police Chief Eric Spanton and Mayor Morrow with a check in the amount of $5,000 at the City Council meeting on May 16. Mr. Schetter’s goal was to help the smaller cities in Jersey County to bolster government services, and Grafton is one of the beneficiaries. The gift was made possible through his office from traffic ticket revenue in the county. “We need to work together to help each other and to make our communities safer for everyone,” Mr. Schetter said. Chief Spanton said, “This money will be used to purchase new handheld radios with improved reception, which will enhance officer safety and allow quicker response time.” The county provided funds last year to transition Grafton police cruisers from analog to digital radios. “We are very grateful for the continued support from the county,” said Mayor Morrow. Grafton City council meetings are held on the third Tuesday

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For the past three decades, Ameren Missouri and Forest ReLeaf of Missouri have been educating the community for on proper landscaping around and under power lines.

Fifty-five percent of highway contractors report that motor vehicles had crashed into their construction work zones during the past year, putting motorists and workers at risk, according to the results of a new highway work zone study conducted by the Associated General Contractors of America and HCSS. Association officials called on state and local leaders […]