stLouISTDetective killed in crash had ‘big heart,’ played semi-pro football in St. Louis
Antonio Valentine was a St. Louis County detective and veteran. He was killed as a result of a crash Wednesday in Bellefontaine Neighbors.
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Missouri officials planned to thank Post-Dispatch before threatening newspaper, emails show
Records also show the FBI told the state the incident was ‘not an actual network intrusion.’
Major Case Squad investigating death of Eureka High School senior
Kiley Kennedy, 18, was found near State Highway 100 and Country Air Drive in Pacific on Wednesday.
BenFred: Baseball fans should know better than to become pawns in MLB's lockout games
If this lockout had anything to do with improving things for the fans, the issues they care about would be getting mentioned.
Oleta Adams brings gospel Christmas show to Powell Hall with SLSO, In Unison Chorus
St. Louis will be only the second city where she has performed since the pandemic.
Tim McKernan moving from KFNS to Hubbard outlets
Beginning Jan. 4, his show 'The Morning After' will air on 105.7 HD-2, a high definition channel of KPNT (The Point).
Family displaced, two snakes rescued in suspicious fire in south St. Louis
The fire started Thursday night in a two-family home in the 400 block of Eichelberger Street in the Carondelet neighborhood.
Bell opposes Fitch’s plan for nonpartisan elections in St. Louis County
The St. Louis County Council advanced the measure Tuesday on a bipartisan, 4-3 vote. County Executive Sam Page’s allies opposed it.
Parson lashes out after news report reveals his office buried a study showing mask mandates work
Governor alleges Independent reporter ‘handpicked information’ and took ‘data out of context.’ News organization says it stands by its story.
Missouri’s health department asked Schmitt to appeal ruling barring COVID-19 orders
The attorney general already said he would not seek an appeal, leaving local health departments in flux.
Messenger: Missouri ruling on health orders creates dangerous confusion as pandemic rages
Attorney General Eric Schmitt finds himself on both sides of the law.
$50 million capital improvement bond issue may be on St. Louis ballot in April
The bond revenue would be in addition to hundreds of millions of dollars coming to the city in federal pandemic and infrastructure aid and from the Rams settlement.
Man dies in fiery crash in north St. Louis
Police said an unidentified man between the ages of 50 and 60 was found in his car around 11:40 p.m. Wednesday.
Prosecutors drop overtime theft charges against former St. Louis police captain
A lawyer for former Capt. Perri Johnson said the case was dropped after Johnson completed a diversion program.
New $18M plant-based protein facility makes 'food of the future'
The Carondelet facility is expected to produce more than 15 million pounds of product annually at full capacity.
Bottoms up: Small crafters, collectors fuel cloth diaper sales in St. Louis area
Financial, environmental costs also drive parents away from disposables.
Two Georgia election workers sue St. Louis-based Gateway Pundit website over false fraud claims
The lawsuit names the St. Louis-based website, its founder and editor Jim Hoft, and his brother, writer Joe Hoft.
St. Louis tax preparer admits $400k tax fraud
Robyn T. Roberts prepared fraudulent tax returns for herself and others, prosecutors said.
Even Missouri’s top health official isn’t sure how to interpret judge’s ruling on COVID-19 orders
The Cole County order is set to take effect Dec. 22, says DHSS Director Don Kauerauf.
Binnington tests positive, goes on COVID protocol list
Backup Ville Husso will see a lot of action over the next 10 days. Team also calls up goaltender Charlie Lindgren from their AHL affiliate, but will have to use an emergency backup tonight