Olympic champion Jackie Joyner-Kersee is providing an after-school program for children and teens in East St. Louis through the Jackie Joyner-Kersee Foundation.
St. Louis County says a software glitch and human error caused mistakes in property taxes that go to a dozen different places, including the Special School District of St. Louis County
The Cortex Innovation Community held its “We Are Cortex” event Wednesday, spotlighting entrepreneurs and researchers working in artificial intelligence, neuroscience and geospatial technology across the 200-acre district.
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department’s Aerial Response Unit responded to its first 911 call Wednesday, hours after the Board of Police Commissioners passed the program
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration collected thousands of pounds of unused or expired prescription medications on National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.
The Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis is asking for the public’s help in the investigation into the deadly shooting at a youth football game in Madison, Illinois.
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway on Wednesday announced a pair of significant legal victories regarding property taxes, putting an end to a high-profile county assessment battle and upholding state tax protections for homeowners.
Poverty among people over 65 has risen for a fifth year in a row, new Census data shows. An AARP Foundation president explains what older adults are facing.
A Michigan couple is accused of abusing their adopted and foster children under the “guise of discipline” for financial gain, according to authorities.
House Speaker Mike Johnson will not run for Republican leader after Democrats took control of the House and Senate, paving the way for a new leadership race.
By The Associated Press and JILL COLVIN, MARY CLARE JALONICK and WILL WEISSERT
Democrats have won control of the U.S. House, along with the U.S. Senate, delivering a shockingly decisive rebuke of Republican governance in Washington and ushering in a new era of congressional resistance to President Donald Trump.
Missouri voters have given their approval to a plan that makes it harder for state lawmakers to repeal or alter laws passed by voters through the initiative petition process.
