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Statistics reveal hundreds of Missouri school districts may not be reporting how often staff is restraining or isolating students, something they’re required to do under the law.

Wyatt Johnston scored twice, Tyler Seguin had a goal and an assist, and the Dallas Stars beat the St. Louis Blues 5-2 on Wednesday night.

ALTON - The Alton City Council approved and discussed several items at their April 12 meeting, including new ARPA spending projects, an operation agreement for the Alton Marina, the temporary closure of a portion of Belle Street, property demolitions, and more. The most contentious resolution of the night was one authorizing the closure of State Street between 3rd and 4th streets for the grand opening of a new business, “Mr. Everything,” on April 20 from 4 to 11 p.m. Alderwoman Betsy Allen raised concerns that James Hickman with Mr. Everything did not have the support of the local business community for a street closure during their normal business hours. Alderman Raymond Strebel raised concerns that Hickman was advertising that alcohol and food vendors would be present at the event, despite not notifying the Madison County Health Department about the food vendors and not having his liquor license approved by the City Council prior to the event. Confusion ensued

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Constantino "John" Spatafora, 81, was charged with one count of each first-degree assault and armed criminal action

Police are investigating an accident involving a child in south central Missouri on Wednesday.

It started around 10 a.m. on the 4400 block of Norfolk Avenue. When firefighters got there, they weren't able to go in.

Edson S. Ortiz, a 30-year-old resident of Napa County, was sentenced to seven years in prison.

Gov. Mike Parson wants to spend some of the state's multi-billion-dollar surplus to widen parts of Interstates 70, but the Senate's budget chair is proposing to add an extra lane throughout the entire state. 

I was diddling around this afternoon and came across this: Business formation dipped at the very beginning of the pandemic but then spiked enormously in the summer of 2020. It went up and down a bit and then stabilized in 2021 at a noticeably higher rate than before the pandemic. I'm not sure what accounts ...continue reading "Raw data: New business formation before and after the pandemic"

Tony Bove's high-quality, small-batch pizzas are also available via pickup and at the Tower Grove Farmers’ Market this summer.

According to the Missouri 988 organization, the lifeline offers fast access to mental health support by connecting trained crisis experts with those in need.

House Republicans approved a plan to slash state spending on local libraries to $0 after library groups sued to overturn state censorship of kids books.

Even with the brew being available for weeks, distributors say demand has remained high.