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In the most recent press conference, police chief John Hayden said the officer was improving as doctors neared the end of surgery, and he may be moved to the ICU.

"Visitors have made a pilgrimage to 'The Hill' for over 100 years to sink their teeth into an Italian sandwich that's unlike any other in the industry."

The child was found safe Thursday morning, police said.

The ballot initiative would ask voters if they want abolish partisan primary elections and allow voters to rank their top four choices, regardless of party

Audit follows recent criticism of operations at the Hall Street lot where the city takes thousands of abandoned or illegally parked vehicles each year.

The Lindbergh Boulevard ramp is expected to be reopen Thursday afternoon, more than a day after a water main break.

Organizers announced the cancellation this week. Meanwhile, other parades are set to go on, including an inaugural parade in Florissant.

Police Officer Adrian Washington said the erroneous report about the DFS worker came from the child's mother.

Public school parents are the new coveted voting group.

The governor said the Legislature should look at whether it should create statewide standards versus those now done on a county-by-county or municipality basis.

"Single-family construction has been fairly consistent and strong over the last decade in St. Charles County."

The Illinois Legislature will consider possible statewide standards for warehouse construction, following the collapse of an Amazon warehouse in Edwardsville during a tornado in December.

The officers were attempting to arrest suspects when they were shot, police said.

Dierbergs Markets and McBride Homes closed Wednesday on the purchase of the former Crestwood Plaza mall site in south St. Louis County.

The chocolate company is known for sweetening its bars with raw honey.

The two concepts take turns during the day, with Mama 2's serving biscuits by day and Black Sheep serving whiskey by night.

Some rural Missouri counties have COVID-19 vaccination rates as low as 12 percent. That is fueling some of the largest coronavirus outbreaks in the country. Political beliefs and a distrust of government are some reasons why people are not getting the shots.