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The sighting was last week in the southern part of Warren County.

At the top of her priority list: public safety.

A new recovery high school, Vivo St. Louis, is proposed to open in the St. Louis area, aiming to support teens in need of drug recovery.

I don’t find myself writing about how some combination of the USPTO and the court system gets things right on trademark matters very often, but I certainly did a couple of years ago in a series of posts about a fashion brand owned by Erik Brunetti. The brand was initially denied a trademark for its […]

Trump wants Missouri to add one safe Republican seat to help him in the 2026 mid-term elections

Mike Kehoe announced on Tuesday that he is rescinding all of his picks on the SLMPD Board of Commissioners.

The mural was developed by Fatou Kabir, as well as other local community members. 

JERSEYVILLE – After more than two decades, Jerseyville will soon have a new Chief of Police. City Council members on Tuesday unanimously approved the appointment of Danny Green as the next Chief of the Jerseyville Police Department. Green, who currently serves as a sergeant within the department, will replace current Chief Brad Blackorby, who has been Jerseyville Police Chief since 2004. Green’s appointment officially takes effect on Oct. 1, 2025. Mayor Kevin Stork said Blackorby informed him months ago of his plans to retire from the department. The mayor then formed a committee to find qualified candidates to be the city’s next Chief of Police. After interviewing six internal candidates, all of which the mayor said were “absolutely amazing,” the committee unanimously selected Green to be the next Jerseyville Police Chief. “We are excited to appoint Danny Green as our new Chief of Police,” said Mayor Kevin Stork. “His proven leadership,

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The battle over Missouri’s congressional boundaries is heating up — and a new political showdown will soon unfold at the Capitol.

Naval Station Great Lakes in North Chicago will be the staging grounds for ICE, the Sun-Times reported. Pritzker said staging began at the base Monday.

A St. Louis man is facing over 20 charges for allegedly burglarizing businesses in the span of 12 days.

Councilman Dennis Hancock decided to drop the measure after public works employees received training on recognizing native plants.

Police said incident occurred about 7 p.m. Monday and that James Christopher Gray, 58, faces felony charges in connection with the shooting.

Incident took place early Tuesday morning, the Missouri Highway Patrol said.