stLouISTAnti-vaccination forces push for ouster of Missouri’s public health chief
Donald Kauerauf was hired in July to replace Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Director Randall Williams.
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St. Louis region braces for mix of rain and snow, as multi-day winter storm nears
A winter storm that will pass through the area from Tuesday night into Thursday is expected to bring between 6 and 9 inches of snow to the region.
With Missouri down 400 snowplow operators, state transportation chief defends decision to boost pay
Lawmakers pushed back on a MoDOT plan to fund staffing increases and pay raises.
Five men killed in one weekend across St. Louis
Jeffery Cook, 60, lived in the 2800 block of Chariton Street.
St. Louis moving ahead with new Compton Avenue bridge, protected bike lanes along Tucker and South Broadway
The projects have bicyclists in mind as several groups work to build more pedestrian-scale infrastructure connecting the city.
After floating an end to residential clean-energy loans, St. Louis County promising new safeguards
The council’s about-face comes after the local chapters of the NAACP and the Sierra Club endorse the program.
Citing project delays, St. Louis County considers cutting standard minority inclusion contract goals
A number of projects aren’t getting bids because contractors anticipated they couldn’t meet the inclusion goals, county officials say.
Holleman: Readers weigh in on photo of young boy
SLEUTHS SAYING: The mystery shrouding an old photo of a young boy remains — but not because of any lack of effort on the part of our readers.
Major Case Squad investigates death of 91-year-old woman in Macoupin County
A 91-year-old woman was found dead with multiple injuries at the end of her driveway early Monday in the town of Bunker Hill, authorities said.
Prosecutors, court dismiss charges in 2020 homicide at St. Louis Galleria
St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell said that new evidence showed that the person acted in self defense.
Winter weather pushes UMSL to adopt remote schedule Wednesday, Thursday
With as much as 6-9 inches of snow possible in the region, the university made the decision Monday to switch to virtual learning and work as of midweek.
St. Louis officer critically injured in shooting showing 'amazing' improvement, family says
Officer Colin Ledbetter was off a ventilator and has regained consciousness, his family said.
Schmitt seeks temporary restraining orders in mask lawsuits
Motions announced Monday ask judges to halt mask mandates at Columbia Public Schools, St. Charles School District and Ferguson-Florissant School District.
Three women, child sue health company, employee with stalking claims
The suit says the company knew about the employee's alleged misconduct.
3 St. Louis-area art nonprofits get unexpected $3 million from local artist's estate
Louetta Buechler, 80, of Twin Oaks died in December and was a longtime member of Craft Alliance, the St. Louis Artists' Guild and Laumeier Sculpture Park.
Pritzker to dangle tax relief as part of his first reelection-year budget proposal for Illinois
Despite credit upgrades and higher-than-expected revenue, however, Illinois still faces massive pension debts and other long-term fiscal challenges.
Old photo remains mystery — but not for lack of readers' efforts
Georgia woman bought portrait of young boy that bears inscription "G. Scifferdecker, St. Louis, 1755." Readers weighed in with clues about its origin.
Former patient sues Ballwin eating disorder center
The lawsuit alleges a series of unprofessional actions by an unlicensed therapist at Alsana.
St. Louis city hall evacuated after bomb threat, police give all clear
City hall was evacuated about 11:30 a.m. No explosives were found.
UMSL names ecology award to honor Robert Hermann Sr.
Robert R. Hermann Sr., who died in 2020, established the award in 1990 to recognize those who make contributions that protection the global environment.