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Schools don't have long to apply for funding to test and address dangerous lead levels in drinking water through the "Get the Lead out of School Drinking Water Act."

Since July, 301 truckloads of contaminated dirt have been removed from the bank of Coldwater Creek near Jana Elementary School. The school is still shuttered even though U.S. officials assure its safety.

A global insurance brokerage and financial services firm has entered the St. Louis market with the acquisition of a locally based health care insurance and employee benefits provider.

We’ve covered the quixotic campaign of Stephen Thaler, who has filed lawsuits around the world arguing that he deserves to get copyrights and patents on writings and inventions created by DABUS, which Thaler claims is an AI that he created. He’s lost nearly every case as he attempts to do so, often embarrassingly, including one […]

This bridge was built by the Army Corps of Engineers after the 1970 flood in Silverado Canyon washed out the old bridge. It spans Silverado Creek, which is normally pretty dry but got some water during our big rains earlier this year.

In announcing the return of The Osbournes podcast, Sharon Osbourne declared that no topic would be "off limits." However, the heavy metal family is not too eager to discuss Ozzy…

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The Baked Bear’s St. Charles' location has closed its doors, the ice cream sandwich shop announced on Facebook this week.

The company expects to exceed its goal this year of $1.5 billion in buy-backs.

Police said the man abandoned a woman's corpse after he found her dead in his spare bedroom.

Today on TAP: Let’s not confuse the corporate interest with worker interests.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

Missouri, Indiana and Montana are the only states that allow judges to sentence people to die. Montana hasn’t executed anybody since 2006.

Police say a man dumped a woman's body in the woods after discovering that she had died in his home.

Allegations that Scotland County Hospital fired a chief executive officer during an illegal closed meeting aren’t enough to make a case that there was a conspiracy against the officer, attorneys for the hospital argued Wednesday. Statements made in that August 2022 meeting are protected because they were among officials of the hospital, attorney Andrew Kinghorn […]

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