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- Blythe Bernhard | Post-Dispatch
If an agreement is not reached by Sept. 25, teachers and staff will initiate a work stoppage in the district of 3,000 students.
- Jack Suntrup | Post-Dispatch
Alice Weiss was found guilty a year after her first trial ended with a hung jury.
- Steph Kukuljan | Post-Dispatch
The "Clean Up, Build Up" effort, which seeks to improve safety and neighborhood conditions through clearing brush, litter and debris, kicked off Monday.
- Steph Kukuljan | Post-Dispatch
A city development board on Tuesday is expected to approve a benefits deal with the developer behind the controversial project at Vandeventer Avenue and Market Street.
- Colleen Schrappen | Post-Dispatch
Fulton Sheen, a native of Peoria, Illinois, preached about philosophy, morality and politics.ÌýHe's considered the country’s first televangelist.
- Steph Kukuljan | Post-Dispatch
Three people died in a Granite City collision Saturday involving a fleeing vehicle. Illinois State Police are investigating.Ìý
- Steph Kukuljan | Post-Dispatch
One person is dead after a home explosion Saturday near Bethalto.
Across the state, 62 daily temperature records were set in the first week of the month as triple-digit heat assailed the region.
The same train, 318, stopped at Washington, Missouri; Kirkwood, downtown ×îÐÂÐÓ°ÉÔ´´ and Alton on its way to Chicago's Union Station, Amtrak says.
X-ray machines arrived at ×îÐÂÐÓ°ÉÔ´´ Lambert International Airport. The Islamic Foundation started an education campaign. Bollards got bigger at federal buildings.
Mike Chapman, a longtime ×îÐÂÐÓ°ÉÔ´´ County official, was in the Pentagon on 9/11.
Executive Don Roe's announcementÌýcomes nearly a month after a chaotic meeting in which Mayor Cara Spencer and her office sought to have commissioners reconsider their votes on data center regulations.Ìý
A driver turning left failed to yield to the motorcycle.
By early afternoon, Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins — a key defender of the redrawn map — had acquiesced.
The tractor-trailer ran off the interstate after hitting an SUV, then hit houses and parked cars.
A pedestrian was struck and killed on westbound Interstate 270 late Tuesday, the Missouri State Highway Patrol said.Ìý
The developer who undertook a $130 million renovation of a historic Downtown West building is now planning to tackle Cleveland High School.Ìý
The decision marks the third delay of the vote on the consolidation plan Future Ready SLPS, which would close 14 schools.
Michelle Walker alleges Return to the Land has violated the Fair Housing Act.
Adolphus Pruitt of the ×îÐÂÐÓ°ÉÔ´´ NAACP said the auditor's call for a new governance structure is biased against the majority-Black district.
A ×îÐÂÐÓ°ÉÔ´´-area developer has roughly 90 acres of Bayer's Creve Coeur campus under contract to buy with early plans calling for housing, retail and office.Ìý
Post-Dispatch photographers capture tens of thousands of images every year. See some of their best work from August 2026 here.
Food enthusiasts express revulsion at the productions, arguing it's dishonest marketing. Skeptics worry the practice will eliminate jobs for graphic designers, writers and photographers, among others.
A deleted Facebook reply from the Ferguson Police Department prompted an apology from Chief Troy Doyle, who called the comment disrespectful and completely unacceptable.
The popular breadmaker has three locations. Its employees want to organize.
The district is proposing to close 14 schools, end most magnet programs and limit transportation eligibility in fall 2027.
The man's wife survived with superficial burns, officials said.
Detectives are investigating after a fatal shooting early Monday in the Mark Twain neighborhood of north ×îÐÂÐÓ°ÉÔ´´, police said.Ìý
The 47-year-old victim was from Dixon, Missouri.
A car driven by a teenager failed to stop at a red light on Lindbergh Boulevard, officials said.