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During a Jan. 18 meeting, MoDOT will discuss three improvement options for the I-64 corridor between Kingshighway and Jefferson Avenue.

Design editor-in-chief Veronica Theodoro reflects on highlights from the past seven years and offers a sneak peek of plans for 2023

There are few joys on New Year’s Eve for the homebody. You can play board games, you can log onto various screens and play online with the other introverts, or you can even drink yourself into a stupor, watch a ball drop and then promptly crash on the couch. But of all these tantalizing options for those who cannot seem to bring themself to a party in the year of 2022 — or is it technically 2023?

Data from a recent U.S. Census Bureau report shows Illinois is the sixth most populous state in the country.

Known for its authentic New York–style water bagels, the 48-year-old business is for sale.

Missouri Treasurer's Office says it returned a Bronze Star to the family of the Vietnam War Veteran who earned it.

An Independence police shooting happened while officers were patrolling the Executive Inn & Suites in the 15000 block of U.S. 40 Highway

A woman circulated photos and information on Facebook for seven months about her brother's disappearance in Troy, Illinois, begging the public for help finding him. Turns out, the 53-year-old man may have never left his house.

After 24 hours, the Village of Freeburg has lifted its advisory for residents to save water.

Over 400 St. Louis families adversely affected by the pandemic will receive monthly payments from the city.  Mayor Tishaura Jones has signed Board Bill 116 to establish Missouri’s first guaranteed basic income pilot.

Southwest Airlines canceled nearly two-thirds of its flights on Wednesday as the carrier continued to grapple with the recent winter storm.

President Grant is only the third person to achieve the highest military rank in the United States Army.

Break out the shorts, St. Louis; better weather is on the way. We’ve made it through some of the coldest winds of the past few decades and now we’re being rewarded with a sunny sky and decent temperatures. Fifty degrees might not be ideal weather, but it’s pretty darn good for December in any year.

Whether developers seeking to tear down a mid-century modern building in Midtown St. Louis to build two hotels can get demolition permission could come down to one question: Whether they're serious about building the hotels. A development company called 2601 Market Hotel Investors LLC has applied for a permit to tear down the five-story building at Jefferson and Market streets that once housed A.G. Edwards. The concrete structure was designed in 1968 by the St. Louis firm Raymond Maritz & Sons, and later saw a series of additions as A.G. Edwards ultimately became part of Wells Fargo.

JERSEYVILLE - Jerseyville Police have a suspect in custody who has been charged with attempted murder after a shooting at a residence located in the 700 block of North Liberty Street. The suspect is Donald R. Jones, 29, who was arrested on the evening of December 27, 2022. Jones is currently incarcerated at the Jersey County Jail. Tyler E. Howland, 19, was also arrested on the evening of December 27, 2022. Howland is currently incarcerated at the Jersey County Jail and charged with felony obstructing justice. The case continues to be an ongoing investigation and additional charges are pending on both subjects. At 8:15 p.m. on December 25, 2022, Jerseyville Police officers responded to a report of a shooting at a residence located in the 700 block of North Liberty Street. Upon arrival, officers located a victim who had been shot one time while inside his residence. Jerseyville Police Chief Brad Blackorby said the victim was transported from the scene by EMS. The bullet was fired from

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In January 2022, Elton John resumed his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour for the first time since the pandemic, and continued to add dates and special shows along the way. While he…

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The legislation promises $500 monthly payments to roughly 440 households for 18 months.

A regional team of detectives is investigating the Christmas Eve killing of a 17-year-old boy.

Developers seeking to build two seven-story hotels at a site that includes part of the Wells Fargo Advisors campus in Downtown West are balking at conditions the government placed on demolition.