A contractor for Illinois American Water worked Monday on a sinkhole under Iowa Street in Granite City after an 11-year-old boy found a hole at the edge of the road Saturday.
Trailnet is sharing data showing crashes are down on seven St. Louis corridors, including areas where traffic-calming measures have been added, with declines of more than a third on some corridors.
Four St. Louis-area teens are preparing to take the stage at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis’ Great Futures Gala, where one will be named the organization’s 2026-27 Youth of the Year.
A delegation of more than 35 local business owners and civic leaders is on a trade mission to Africa this week, visiting Kigali, Rwanda, and Nairobi, Kenya, to network with entrepreneurs and government officials.
Missourians have now voted twice to secure abortion access in the state constitution and to stop lawmakers from undoing their votes. But is the decades-long fight over?
Amusement park companies Six Flags and Enchanted Parks have been hit with a class action lawsuit, accusing both of failing to refund customer dining plans.
A former St. Louis building inspector is headed to prison after admitting to taking millions in taxpayer money. A judge has ordered Adebanjo Popoola to serve time and pay the money back.
University of Missouri Athletic Director Laird Veatch says the school has requested a formal review and response from the Southeastern Conference regarding the officiating in Saturday’s football game against Texas.
