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Almost exactly a year ago, we discussed a really, really dumb trademark fight between NFL quarterback Lamar Jackson and former NFL quarterback Troy Aikman. This got to our attention when Jackson filed an opposition to a trademark application from Aikman. Typically, we go in pretty hard on oppositions to trademark applications, because they are almost […]

During a practice run for her bus route, Affton bus driver Kathy Schnurr said four drivers failed to stop for her deployed stoparm.

A person is in custody after a 72-year-old was fatally shot in the Wellston neighborhood on Thursday.

St. Louis attorney Johnny Simon believes rideshare companies need to be held accountable.

Johnny Turnage thought he'd finally found the perfect pet in a Craigslist posting for a Teacup Yorkie.

The American Federation of Teachers union is raising concerns ahead of the new school year and decisions made under the new superintendent of St. Louis Public Schools (SLPS).

A major safety overhaul is rolling out across the Metrolink system and the changes are already making a difference.

CLINTON COUNTY — On Thursday, Aug. 14, 2025, Marco Monreal-Rojas of rural Breese, Illinois, was charged with three felony counts of unauthorized videotaping after recent incidents at the St. Rose Church Picnic. Following the charges, Monreal-Rojas was held at the Clinton County Sheriff’s Office facility but was released under GPS monitoring due to provisions in the SAFE-T Act, which affected the criteria for continued detention. Shortly after his release, Sheriff Dan Travous received notification that agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) had taken Monreal-Rojas back into custody. The circumstances surrounding the ICE intervention have not been detailed. Officials from St. Rose contacted the Clinton County Sheriff's Office on Aug. 9, 2025, after discovering two video recording devices in portable bathrooms during the St. Rose Church Picnic held earlier in the month. Monreal-Rojas is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The charges against

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A woman running a daycare out of her home is accused of endangering the welfare of a child.

The St. Louis Public Schools (SLPS) announced its new cell phone policy in accordance with Missouri's Senate Bill 1481, prohibiting students from using their phones.

EDWARDSVILLE — Madison County Circuit Clerk Patrick McRae and Administrative Assistant Missy Bickmore are among a select class of court professionals taking part in a national program to strengthen leadership and improve court operations. The Illinois Judicial College selected McRae and Bickmore from among circuit clerks and staff across the state to participate in the Certified Court Manager Program, a nationally recognized initiative offered through the National Center for State Courts’ Institute for Court Management (ICM). The first training session took place Aug. 6–8 in Chicago. Although some sessions are in person, most will be held virtually until graduation next summer. The program delivers a rigorous curriculum focused on caseflow management, court performance measurement, and building public trust and confidence in the judiciary. It equips court professionals with tools to enhance fairness, efficiency, and accountability in court administration.

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