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About a month ago, the county reported that the Buzz Westfall Justice Center had 110 positive cases. Now, there are only 27 inmates who tested positive.

The city authorized the direct cash distribution last year using $5 million in American Rescue Plan funds. About 2,000 cash cards have been approved.

Domestic assault suspect is back in custody, after allegedly being released for having COVID-19.

Eddie Jameson, 27, was charged with false impersonation and five counts of identity theft.

Lawmakers are weighing whether Missouri should offer tax credits for film companies. Movie advocates say it will be a win-win on many levels.

For those of us who have not been able to fall back in love with the league since the Rams relocation rip-job, the playoffs can become quite the pressure cooker

The father saw the man trying to take his car. While chasing the suspect, the suspect pulled out a gun and shot the father, St. Charles police said.

Scoring a COVID-19 test appointment can be complicated, and it turns out, the results can be too.

Missouri State Highway Patrol is auctioning off a helicopter, now through Feb. 7.

Eric Schmitt is suing several school districts to “halt the unlawful mask mandate in their district.”

When Sunset Hills-based bakery-cafe chain Panera Bread was looking for a partner to help develop a new design that would enhance the guest experience and operate as their go-forward model, the company found what it was looking for in this design agency.

A spokesman for the Fairview Heights Police Department said at least one person was shot and they are investigating if another person was shot.

Illinois-based First Mid Bank & Trust has agreed to operational improvements, including making small business loan subsidies and establishing branches in underserved areas, in response to criticism that threatened to derail its proposed merger with Jefferson Bank and Trust.

The one in Fairview Heights is jointly operated by Planned Parenthood’s abortion clinic and the Hope Clinic for Women in Granite City.

"It was fishy," said a market manager who refused to be tested.

St. Louis' medical examiner is investigating the death of a woman who was found dead in her tent early Thursday morning in north city.

Police were called to the 700 block of Aubert Avenue in the Fountain Park neighborhood for reports of a sudden death. There they discovered 27-year-old Alexis Bolden.…