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Danforth would be the most costly Riverview Gardens school to update, requiring up to $3.5 million to modernize the 70-year-old school.

JERSEYVILLE – The City of Jerseyville is exploring its options for residential trash and recycling services. City Council members on Tuesday voted unanimously to solicit companies for bid proposals to contract with the city to provide exclusive residential waste, garbage, trash, yard waste collection, disposal, and recycling services for the city. Mayor Kevin Stork said residents have long requested recycling services, adding that previous efforts between the city and Jersey County to bring recycling to Jerseyville didn’t pan out as planned. He sees a new exclusive contract as a possible way to add those services while saving residents money. “When talking to residents, I’ve found that there may be different pricing depending on where you live in town, based on their routes and pickup,” Stork said. “As a city, I think we need to explore the options to get recycling see if we can save a little money for our residents by doing an exclusive contract.”

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The mural, commissioned by St. Louis SC, honors the historic victory.

Isaiah Dumas is charged as an adult with first-degree murder, robbery and armed criminal action. Another man was already charged in the shooting death.

“We think we’re going to give the middle name Lucky because he’s a very lucky boy,” Antonovich said. “His future with us is going to be so full of love.”

The People’s Response Hub has delivered supplies to 7,000 homes, but rising temperatures are driving daily requests to 850, and volunteers can only reach a fraction.

The Animal Protective Association (APA) says it’s experiencing a large influx of animals at its Brentwood shelter.

A family desperately wants their son back as the search for a Kansas City FEMA worker, last seen in Cape Girardeau Friday night, intensifies

All dogs and staff had been accounted for, firefighters said.

Quilts of Valor Eastern Missouri, a nonprofit organization, has presented nearly 4,000 handmade quilts to veterans over the last 20 years and are always looking for additional quilters.

Childcare help for working Missouri parents is one step closer to reality and it could bring big savings for families struggling

Missouri Representative Wesley Bell says tornado recovery is an opportunity to invest in an underserved community.

The parade was originally postponed due to the May 16 tornado, but leaders have now confirmed it's not happening this year.

Those within a St. Louis County community are facing the impact of a water main break.

The Trump Administration(s) aren’t simply content to declare satire dead. Trump’s reappearance in the Oval Office demands we dig up the corpse and desecrate it. And while we’re desecrating that corpse, why not desecrate a few national landmarks? That’s the pitch from the National Park Service under Interior Secretary Doug Burgum. Spring-boarding off Trump’s revisionist […]