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Illinois' Democratic governor called on Congress to protect abortion access in federal law, even if that means abolishing the filibuster

A new study highlights a St. Louis suburb as the most-livable small city in the United States of America.

The memorial quickly went viral on social media where it caught the attention of Cook County Police Officer Allen Giacchetti’s wife, Angela.

A bumpy Jefferson Avenue near the fire department HQ is taking a toll on fire trucks. A St. Louis plan may bring relief.

The previous record statewide average gas price was $3.94 set in 2008.

A former Chillicothe hospital worker charged with a killing 20 years ago is expected to turn herself in soon.

Missouri is among 25 states and territories in the U.S. where more than 100 cases of hepatitis have been identified in otherwise healthy children since October. Five children have died.

Less than 48 hours until the end of the session inside the Missouri Capitol, lawmakers aren't any closer to getting their constitutional job done of redrawing a congressional map.

“Dr. Derges has no intention to resign her seat in the Missouri House of Representatives,” said Al Watkins, her attorney.

The halls of the Missouri Capitol on Tuesday didn’t look like time was running out on the 2022 legislative session. The third-floor rotunda area between the House and Senate, usually …

They question how the troubled St. Louis apartment complex received a glowing inspection report. Meanwhile, the city moves a nearby mountain of trash.

It occurred to me that I haven't looked at COVID-19 lately, so I figured I should do that. Here's an old-school look at the daily rate of confirmed cases in various countries: Cases are way down all over the world. The US case rate has increased slightly since April, but it's still below 250/day compared ...continue reading "COVID-19 case rates are way down all over the world"

A precautionary boil advisory has been issued for parts of Wentzville, city officials said.

The bullet grazed the teen's head and he received treatment at the scene.

The proposal would require constitutional amendments that cost the state money to be approved by 60% of voters, up from the current 50%.

Paul Boemer was just 21 years old when he was killed on December 7, 1941, aboard the USS Oklahoma. Some 81 years later, he was brought back home to St. Louis.