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James Charles Fowler, age 88, of Edwardsville, passed away on Wednesday, June 25th at his home with his wife Lisa by his side. Jim was born September 20, 1936, in St. Louis, Missouri the son of the late Charles and…

Fowler, James C. — St. Louis, MO

When you’re a huge country, and a communist one to boot, the Streisand Effect is a thing that’s just going to inevitably happen to you at times. China has definitely lived this experience. The government is the unfortunate combination of incredibly authoritarian and completely devoid of a sense of humor. The result is the serious […]

"This is obviously a tragedy," said St. Louis police Sgt. Sean Mazzola.

The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis will hold its final tornado relief distribution at its Kingshighway headquarters Saturday at noon, offering storm survivors essential supplies and transportation assistance, and for one individual, a car.

Organizers of a Saturday fundraiser originally designed to benefit the Belleville Police Department redirected their focus to support the neighboring Fairview Heights Police Department.

We’re learning new details about a fire at a dog daycare in Jefferson County that forced firefighters, employees and nearby residents to spring into action earlier this week.

A powerful storm swept through the area Friday afternoon, leaving some residents without power and causing significant damage to homes and buildings.

ST. LOUIS - Emergency crews are responding to a fatal crash along northbound Interstate 55 Friday evening. The reported wrong-way crash occurred in south St. Louis on I-55 near Gasconade Street just after 7:30 p.m. According to officials, two people have died. Police are now rerouting drivers as they shut the northbound interstate lanes down. [...]

The Senate Parliamentarian’s job is to provide nonpartisan advice to the chamber regarding senate rules, precedents, and statutes pertaining to senate proceedings. Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough’s rulings on the president’s signature legislation, namely new Medicaid cuts, have sent Republican senators scrambling.

A fenced in section of Lincoln Park should be filled with the summer sounds of splashing and children's laughter. Instead, the highly anticipated East St. Louis water park remains empty and silent.