stLouISTLawsuit says Missouri officials illegally trying to defund Planned Parenthood
In a lawsuit filed Thursday, Planned Parenthood said Missouri officials' attempt to stop reimbursing the group for some medical procedures is unconstitutional and illegal.
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Messenger: Another generation of Ukrainians seeks peace amid the devastation of war
Messenger: Remembering his family's past to connect with refugees seeking a new home.
St. Louis Board of Aldermen to resume in-person meetings
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen committee voted Thursday to resume in-person meetings.
Illinois nurse faces federal prescription drug charges
An indictment says Angela Kaye Stockamp obtained the drug lorazepam by misrepresentation, fraud or deception in Madison County.
Murder of Ferguson woman in downtown St. Louis 'caught everyone off guard'
Lisa Cannaday was shot and found lying in the street near North Fourth Street and Washington Avenue on Saturday night. Her husband, Jerome Cannaday, is being held without bail.
New performing arts center opens at Festus High
The theater will open with "Annie," the favorite musical of retiring Superintendent Link Luttrell.
Ferguson man supplied another with fatal dose of fentanyl, charges say
Darrius J. Hunter, was charged with involuntary manslaughter and delivery of a controlled substance in the Aug. 8, 2021, fentanyl overdose death of Davis Clemons.
Man involved in violent Jennings store robbery and crash gets 11+ years
Collis Lee was one of the robbers who robbed an auto parts store at gunpoint and then crashed their car into a funeral procession in 2020.
Belleville woman gets 8-year term in deadly drunken driving crash
Natasha J. Dillinger, 27, of Bethalto, was a passenger on a motorcycle who was fatally injured in the crash.
Fire destroys Missouri Probation and Parole office in Jefferson City
No one was injured. No cause has been identified.
School halts in-person classes for the week after shootout in Bellefontaine Neighbors
No one was hurt in the shootout about 3:45 p.m. Tuesday on a shopping center lot near the ACE Learning Center.
GOP-led voting changes approved in Missouri House
Democrats say the Republican-led changes will disenfranchise voters.
'Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience' coming to big white tent at St. Louis Galleria
The tent has been home to the immersive "Beyond Van Gogh" exhibit since October.
German reaction to Ukraine war could sting Super Hornet
German chancellor suggests his country could buy Lockheed Martin's newer, stealthier F-35s instead of St. Louis-made Super Hornet.
‘The Thing About Pam’ is that the story is complicated: Inside the Post-Dispatch
Robert Patrick, who covered the Hupp case for years, joins the podcast to discuss the show about Pam Hupp, the true story and recent books.
Lawsuit filed over lack of congressional maps in Missouri
The Missouri Senate has been unable to approve new congressional district boundaries for nearly a month.
MLB postpones pageantry of Cardinals’ home opener, stalls labor spat after ‘last-ditch effort’
Owners and players’ union inch closer to each other significant factors, but after its three-pronged poke MLB says progress not swift enough to save 162-game schedule.
‘I still can’t cry for my baby’: Family mourns St. Louis teen fatally shot in early March
JaDun Byrd's family reflects on his life and death after the teenager was shot and killed March 2.
‘Snow’ big deal? A light round of wintry weather could hit St. Louis by Friday morning
About 1-2 inches of snow is forecast to fall in the St. Louis area before noon Friday, the National Weather Service said. Springlike temps will follow on Sunday.
Missouri lawmakers look to give parents more oversight of school districts
The law would allow citizens to get issues placed on a school board agenda under certain conditions.