stLouISTMore ‘no action’ findings from Missouri Ethics Commission due to lack of quorum
The commission has issued three “no action” findings since April.
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Democrats attempt to block GOP plan to loosen Missouri hazardous waste rules
The proposal could result in state environmental laws being loosened.
Hazelwood man acquitted of killing neighbor during convenience store scuffle in 2020
A St. Louis County jury acquitted Alec J. Harris in the 2020 shooting death of Angelo Moura.
Budget change shifts political appointees, salaries to Page’s office
The shift is a result of a St. Louis County charter amendment, approved by voters, following a state audit.
Ferguson man guilty of murder in death of 94-year-old Florissant woman
Tommie C. Coffer Jr. was found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Geneva Richardson.
Jones signs Reed’s North Side business aid bill in ceremony skipped by Reed
Measure will make available $37 million for grants for businesses and nonprofit groups along 10 major streets in the economically depressed north St. Louis.
Boeing set to move headquarters to Arlington, Virginia
At the same time, a major customer said Boeing might need new leadership to fix a company culture that has become "totally warped."
New CEO takes over Fenton-based Fabick Cat construction equipment dealer
Jeré Fabick, who has served as the Fenton-based company's president since 2015, took over as CEO and chairman.
Man dies, woman critically hurt in shooting in Fairground neighborhood
A man died and a woman was injured Tuesday afternoon in a shooting in the city’s Fairground neighborhood in north St. Louis.
Chaminade High grad donates $1.1 billion to Stanford
John Doerr (Chaminade, Class of 1969), and his wife, Ann, donate $1.1 billion to Stanford.
Messenger: Abortion politics take leap from 'legitimate rape' to legitimacy of the court
Polling on abortion restrictions is fairly consistent over time.
Here's how to get a free Lyft home after Cinco de Mayo
A St. Louis alcohol distributor is offering 2,000 free rides home for Cinco de Mayo revelers.
St. Louis boy, 3, critically injured after he accidentally shot himself in head
The boy found the gun under a mattress.
Cards brass still pushing for sports betting in Missouri as time winds down on Legislature
The latest plan would allow bets to be placed on games at Missouri Lottery sales locations
In wake of jail protests, St. Louis spends $7 million on initial City Justice Center upgrades
About $7 million in renovations have been done at St. Louis' downtown jail. The upgrades are part of about $20 million to be spent at the City Justice Center.
St. Louis jury awards $47M to man whose throat was burned in toxic chemical release
A St. Louis jury on Friday ordered explosives manufacturer Dyno Nobel to pay nearly $47 million for exposing a Kentucky man to toxic fumes.
Illinois’ cannabis license residency requirement faces court challenge
It’s the latest legal fight affecting the state’s 2-year-old recreational pot industry
Woman shot in neck, found dead north of Fairground Park in St. Louis
Arriell Dixon was found dead shortly after 1 a.m. Thursday in the 4200 block of Obear Avenue.
St. Louis aldermen advance measure to ban tents on public rights of way
The measure was approved by an aldermanic panel on the same day the city cleared the last of three encampments by I-44 and Cole Street.
Lawmakers on track to raise teacher pay in Missouri
The House and Senate face a Friday deadline to finish work on the state budget.