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August 12, 1926 - December 5, 2025

The car first slowed down, but then accelerated toward the officer as he was standing outside of his patrol car, authorities said.

Roughly 300,000 signatures were submitted to the secretary of state’s office on Tuesday morning — more than two and a half times the number needed.

Lt. Sarah McCarthy, a 23-year veteran of the district, first felt chest pain while on duty in St. Peters, then later suffered a "grave setback."

Two men and a woman face charges in connection with a robbery Thursday aboard a MetroLink train in St. Clair County, authorities said.

The victim told police he was physically assaulted by two male suspects and a female suspect, and that they had stolen several items from him. He sustained non-life threatening injuries.

Under an A-F system, test scores would make up at least 90% of the school district's grade.

Plaques were valued at "well over $15,000," the Humane Society said.

St. Louis is paying jailed, suspended Sheriff Alfred Montgomery — and his interim replacement — $5,546.16 every other week.

Federal funding comes through for MTC after Kehoe appoints new members amid leadership search.

The Deaconess Foundation has announced the recipients of $450,000 in grant awards for community-led organizations supporting seniors and young people through its Seniors Community Revitalization & Development Fund and its NextGen Grantmakers initiative.

Kharon Brown was 16 when prosecutors say he and two cousins shot and killed Victor Fooks, the manager of InTown Suites Extended Stay Hotel in Hazelwood, on Nov. 25, 2023.

The deal continues the Enterprise's push to expand beyond rental cars with services including vanpooling, car sales and investments in mobile energy storage and ultrafast electric vehicle charging businesses.

Here at baseball’s Winter Meetings, the talk about the Cardinals is the future.

After a surprise announcement about new funding for cleanup of contaminated sites across the country, activists have tracked the source to a $164M settlement over radioactive waste in St. Louis.

Our food columnist does not partake in the most Hallmark of holiday hot-drink treats.

These are the events happening this weekend, as well as future ones to add to your calendar.

Headlines from the Dec. 9, 1925, front page include: Draws perfect hand at bridge, 13 hearts

Corrigan, Judge William M. - St. Louis, MO

Born on January 17, 1932 to William and Esther Corrigan in Pagedale, Mo. Died on December 5, 2025. Beloved husband of the late Constance Ann (Connie) Corrigan for 53 years; dear father of William, Jr (Ann), Brian (Mary), Kevin (Karen),…