Private first class Waddell White served in multiple branches, but his friends and family said it was finally time for his soul to come home to St. Louis.
The National Transportation Safety Board has released a preliminary report on a deadly helicopter crash last week in West Alton, Missouri, confirming that the aircraft struck transmission lines before crashing onto a barge, among other details.
In "regular, extensive voter registration list maintenance," local election authorities across the state have removed nearly 200,000 names from records.
A viral TikTok showing Philadelphia Eagles tight end Kylen Granson wearing a white cloak at his wedding has ignited a conversation about men’s self-expression in formalwear — and it all started in the Chicago home studio of fashion designer Josh Kercher.
DEERFIELD, Ill. — An Illinois State trooper has been charged in federal court for alleged distribution and possession of child sex abuse material. Colin Gruenke, 37, of Deerfield, is facing two federal counts of distributing child pornography and possessing child pornography. Federal authorities searched his home on a warrant Wednesday following a months-long investigation that [...]
A cow was captured with a lasso after escaping a stock trailer and wandering near Interstate 57, prompting a response from the Williamson County Sheriff's Office and local cattlemen.
Edward Jones, the financial services firm headquartered in St. Louis County, is planning to move forward with layoffs in the future as part of a companywide restructuring effort.
Deione Murphy, 51, was charged with stealing over $750 after allegedly stealing a gondola and beer from Busch Stadium and selling the beer outside the stadium.
CHAMPAIGN-URBANA, Ill. (WCIA) -- For the first time in nearly four decades, a team of Illinois scientists reassessed the endangered or threatened status of plants in the state. The team, led by researchers from the University of Illinois, found that although three plant species have been wiped out in the Illinois, many others are faring [...]
The Missouri Gaming Commission awarded sports wagering licenses to DraftKings and Circa Hospitality on Friday as the state moves toward launching legalized sports betting in December.
The cities of St. Peters and St. Charles have both issued a citywide water conservation orders and boil water advisories as of Friday morning, one day after damage to a pipeline co-owned by both cities.
Arla and David Chevess, a couple from St. Clair County, IL, are leading Variety's "America's Favorite Couple" contest and are urging supporters to vote for them to secure their place in the semifinals and win the $20,000 prize.