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Three eastbound lanes on the Poplar Street Bridge will be closed on Wednesday.

Greitens says he wants to defend himself against his ex-wife’s allegations. Her lawyers say the information he seeks isn’t relevant to the case.

The Wall Street Journal editorial page is obsessed with Elon Musk and Twitter: Two-thirds of their featured opinion pieces are about Musk and Twitter. Why are conservatives so preoccupied with Twitter? For that matter, why is everyone so preoccupied with the fate of America's 15th biggest social media company?

The idea that there is a link between the exclusivity period on patents and higher drug prices is about as noncontroversial as a view can be. It is the easy question on an ECON 101 exam on monopolies, supply and demand. Yet, somehow, this has come under attack thanks to big PhRMA and their minions. […]

Edward Bearden, who worked for the Missouri Department of Corrections from 2008 to September 2018, denies the accusations.

Local police union attorney Jane Dueker deregistered as a lobbyist Tuesday in order to open her own campaign account for the Aug. 2 Democratic primary for St. Louis County executive.

The "Love Train" is preparing for its final journey: Legendary R&B/soul group The O'Jays have announced that they will be mounting a farewell tour. The group, which has been together…

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Twelve hours trapped under his car on a frigid January day. Hear one metro man tell his story of survival.

A report by the Center for Policing Equity provides public safety recommendations to St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones and the St. Louis police. Co-author Hans Menos discusses t5he state of St. Louis policing — and where the city can go from here.

The alert comes about a week after the CDC warned about a cluster of nine cases of unknown origin in Alabama.

A lawsuit filed over the death of a Berkeley teen claims negligence on the part of a Florida amusement park where the teen fell from a 430-foot drop-tower ride.

The federal agency's report noted how some employees did not recall that a north restroom was the designated shelter-in-place area, and did not recall participating in any severe weather drills. Some employees took shelter in a restroom on the southern part of the building instead.

How long are we willing to tolerate the obstructionism, stonewalling, half-truths and downright lies that are being used to pass detrimental legislation — or no legislation at all — in …

The Missouri Supreme Court declined to rule on the constitutionality of a controversial gun law, sending it back to the lower court.

JERSEYVILLE - A Maker’s Faire will be held tonight from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. in the parking lot under the water tower at the corner of Arch and Washington streets in Jerseyville. Local businesses and vendors will sell items like clothing, jewelry, plants, books, and more. The Maker’s Faire will be a recurring event every fourth Tuesday of the month from tonight until October 25 from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m., in coordination with the Jersey County Business Association’s “Open Late” promotional campaign. Businesses/vendors participating in the Maker’s Faire include Ajk Designs, Allen Greenhouse, A.Toppy Designs, Epoxy Farms, Fox & Thistle, the Jerseyville Public Library, Scentsy, and Triple H Frangrances. Outgoing JCBA Director Beth Bear said the purpose of the Faire is to promote local small businesses both new and old. “One of the reasons for the chamber of commerce is not only to promote our existing businesses, but to support new and start-up

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