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Jodi Weber took the Post-Dispatch inside the investigation that led to charges filed against Gary Muehlberg in the 1990 serial murders of four St. Louis women.

“You could spend your entire weekend or all night going out and looking for kids,” he said.  

America's longest-running animated series and beloved sitcom "The Simpsons" kicks off its 34th season on Sunday. And there are quite a few times when the series has crossed paths with St. Louis.

The proposed amendment, if ratified, could chart a new direction for organized labor not only in Illinois, but nationwide.

We have a few spot sprinkles near a cold front Sunday morning that are moving southeast.

On Sunday, September 25, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., artists will fill the space on both sides of the lily pond to showcase their creativity.

The Chabad of Chesterfield will be offering its annual six-course community Rosh Hashana dinner Sunday night.

The Greater St. Louis Hispanic Festival continues Sunday.

I guess I'll never understand totalitarian regimes: Officials in Russian-occupied territories in eastern and southern Ukraine were forcing people to vote “under a gun barrel,” residents said on Saturday as staged referendums — intended to validate Moscow’s annexation of the territory it occupies — entered their second day. What's the point of this? Everyone knows ...continue reading "Why the fake referendums in Ukraine?"

This is our local squirrel pretending to be a miniature beaver. I will let you know if he starts making miniature twig dams when we water the yard.

As the world is constantly changing, consumers are as well. As a society, we are living our lives online more than ever before, whether that be through banking, working, staying in touch with family and friends, shopping, the list goes on. We are exchanging and digesting information at an incredible speed and we often don't give it a second thought when doing so. Everything is at our fingertips, making life easy, but also leaving us more vulnerable than we'd care to think. Technology is to thank…

Photos may be purchased for personal use at: https://www.randymanning.com/Hamilton-Primary-School-Festival OTTERVILLE - The 39th annual Hamilton Primary School Festival drew a large crowd Saturday, Sept. 24, and Sunday, Sept. 25, from noon to 4 p.m. on the grounds of the Hamilton Primary School, located at 107 E. Main St. in Otterville. Hamilton Primary School was the first free and integrated school in the United States. The original school building was built in 1835. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on August 6, 1998. Dr. Silas Hamilton, for whom the school is named, was born in New England, but eventually landed in the Otterville area. George Washington, one of Hamilton's former slaves, bequeathed $1,500 upon his death in 1864 to build a monument to Hamilton. The marble monument, erected in front of the school the same year, is currently maintained by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. The original building was demolished in 1872, and

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The event brought in visitors, locals and foot traffic from Tower Grove Pride and the Hispanic Festival.

Starlett Frenchie is well known for her chicken noodle soup. And apparently, everyone on her staff at Hamilton Elementary has tasted her delicious meals. “In order to build community with her staff, she cooks for them on a regular basis,”…