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CEO Suzanne Sitherwood's compensation was 48 times greater than the pay for the gas utility's median employee and a 26% raise from a year ago.

Here are book editor Jane Henderson's five most memorable stories from 2021.

Tigers had no answer for Illini threes and Kofi Cockburn

Homeless services nonprofit St. Patrick Center will oversee the publicly funded encampment.

The victim, a man in his 50s, was shot in the head inside a home in the 5500 block of Clemens Avenue.

Christmas Eve highs may near the St. Louis record of 73 degrees.

Most countries consider Israeli settlements on occupied Palestinian land to be illegal. Illinois law bars investments in companies that boycott Israel.

Illinois State Police were called to the shooting about 10 p.m. Wednesday.

‘She served the citizens well,’ Franklin County Presiding Commissioner Tim Brinker said Wednesday.

Gov. Mike Parson signed the act blocking federal gun laws in June.

If approved by voters, St. Louis County could see as much as $10 million in new revenue, according to estimates.

Voters could get a chance to raise the threshold for how many votes it takes to approve constitutional amendments.

Cole County Circuit Judge Daniel Green sided with Republican Attorney General Eric Schmitt in stopping the appeals process.

Conflict adds to questions about state government insiders’ influence over the fledgling medical marijuana industry.

In a court filing, General President Douglas McCarron offers new details about decision to dissolve the politically powerful St. Louis Council.

Outages were mainly in two ZIP codes: 63119 and 63123, according to Ameren's outage map. The company was "actively working" to restore power.

Billikens had to cancel trip to Vegas for Wednesday game with Drake.

Cook drives Tigers to go-ahead TD in final minutes, but Army’s 41-yarder as time expires is the difference in 24-22 victory.

The Board of Accountancy’s December complaint hinges on Galloway’s decision to include transcripts of interviews with Hawley staffers in the final audit report.

The St. Louis native said he’d gotten a COVID-19 vaccine booster shot and started to feel ill afterward.