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East St. Louis parents want option for remote schooling: 'This virus is serious.'

Council adds consumer protections to the Property Assessed Clean Energy Program.

The last day of production will be March 31.

States like Missouri rely on extremely outdated technology.

Dozens of dogs were removed from a Newton County property after complaints of neglect, the southwestern Missouri sheriff's office said.

Proposal near Meramec River is a disaster waiting to happen.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker will deliver his budget address at the historic Old State Capitol.

Federal courthouses in St. Louis and Cape Girardeau will close for two days, and the courthouse in St. Louis could close Thursday as well.

First responders were called to 10 drug overdoses during a 10-month period at the house. John G. Fodero II was sentenced in federal court this week.

The pills were valued at about $55,000 and being sent to homes in Pacific, Wentzville and Arnold.

A preliminary autopsy found it was highly unlikely Nancy Blycker was killed by another person in the 2900 block of Wood Hill Lane.

The Source, 859 Robert Raymond Drive, held its grand opening Jan. 20.

Parson warned Missourians of dangerous accumulations of snow, sleet and ice set to affect most of the state over the next two days.

Quinton Roberts was charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action in the shooting death of Isaiah Danfort in the 5300 block of Compton Avenue.

Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner's public disciplinary hearing is set for April 11.

The campus was closed a day after at least six other historically black colleges and universities across the country reported similar threats.

Carman L. Deck's execution date is set for May 3. He was convicted of robbing and fatally shooting James and Zelma Long in 1996.

Mycheal A. Emersonwas charged with one count of involuntary manslaughter in the Jan. 30, 2022, death of Dominique Williams.

The Missouri Supreme Court on Monday set a May 3 execution date for Carman Deck.

The Sun-Times will be an independent subsidiary of Chicago Public Media, and the paper and the radio station will have separate newsrooms.