Three more questions will go before Missouri voters in November: should the state legalize sports betting? Should the state allow abortions? Should the state raise the minimum wage and require paid sick leave?
A woman’s world erupted when she found out her daughter and granddaughter were killed after police said someone intentionally ran a car into their Belleville house.
The Dean of the College of Education at Harris-Stowe State University has been placed on leave after being accused of tampering with student files at her former college.
Last Tuesday, the St. Charles County Election Authority had trouble posting the public results after a third-party vendor had issues. This week, conservative county residents attended the county council to express their dissatisfaction with how the primary was conducted.
On Monday, the first day of the 75th Annual International Association of Official Human Rights Agencies, the conversation focused on creating a human rights culture.
With 10 days to go before the start of the school year in the St. Clair School District, administrators are still looking to complete their high school staff.
An ongoing study examining gut health for individuals in the Metro East shows increased intestinal inflammation despite a decrease in a cancer-causing bacteria.
A Dutchtown neighborhood group that has advocated for improvements to a local park is pitching a pilot program to close a busy street running through it.
The Grove in St. Louis has cemented a legacy for itself in everything from popular eateries to a bustling nightlife. However the ever popular spot is not immune to the reach that criminals have in the city.
The St. Louis City Fire Department placed a member of the department on administrative leave Friday after he made an insensitive social media post, according to the department.
A St. Louis woman who was on probation for a fatal shooting in 2019 was sentenced to four years in prison Friday for stabbing and wounding her fiancé in June.
It reflects a nationwide trend of farms – and farmers – disappearing, but Market staff are committed to keeping them present and visible in the historic landmark.
