New episodes of “Welcome Home Nikki Glaser?,” an E! reality series set in St. Louis, air at 9 p.m. Sundays. Post-Dispatch editors Beth O’Malley and Gabe Hartwig provide weekly recaps.
After two years of going virtual during the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the country's largest Black parades returned in force on Sunday.
A teenage girl was shot in the stomach Saturday about 4 p.m. in south St. Louis, police said.
ST. LOUIS — A man was killed in a shooting Sunday in north St. Louis.
The shooting alarmed residents who said the man killed was an older resident who had been on his porch and was hit by stray bullets.
Ed Walter, 75, was hit by a car and killed Saturday while crossing the street near Ted Drewes, police and friends said.
Montgomery County teen Tymon Emily, 17, vanished around 1990. A break in the case wouldn't come for three decades, when forensic genealogists got involved.
Hundreds of newly released court exhibits pull back the curtain on how the Rams left St. Louis.
Several St. Louis streets will be blocked off today as the Annie Malone May Day Parade returns as a live event downtown.
Ten people were gunned down at a Buffalo supermarket Saturday in a horrifying mass shooting that officials were quick to label as "pure evil" and racially motivated.
Police said they arrived around 10:45 p.m. to the 3800 block of Eichelberger in the city's Bevo neighborhood where they found a man dead.
Officers responded just before 5 a.m. to an intersection near the Missouri Botanical Garden to a call of a crash, police said.
The 2022 session was mostly defined by a bitter Republican rift over new congressional maps, required to be redrawn every 10 years.
Mizzou players are among college athletes teaming up with business collectives to capitalize on their name, image and likeness under new NCAA rules.
U. City High construction technology curriculum by the United Brotherhood of Carpenters includes demolition and woodworking.
A education bill finally passed by lawmakers Thursday includes provisions for Holocaust education, computer science education and other programs.
The House gave final approval to a proposal ‘fixing the glitch’ in charter school funding Thursday.
A teenage girl was shot in the stomach Saturday about 4 p.m. in south St. Louis, police said.
ST. LOUIS — A man was killed in a shooting Sunday in north St. Louis.
The shooting alarmed residents who said the man killed was an older resident who had been on his porch and was hit by stray bullets.
Ed Walter, 75, was hit by a car and killed Saturday while crossing the street near Ted Drewes, police and friends said.
Hundreds of newly released court exhibits pull back the curtain on how the Rams left St. Louis.
The 2022 session was mostly defined by a bitter Republican rift over new congressional maps, required to be redrawn every 10 years.
St. Charles Mayor Dan Borgmeyer hopes a combination of private donations and state or federal grants, and possibly local tax money, could fund a new facility that would provide shelter, job training and other services for homeless people.
Hundreds gather in Kiener Plaza to rally for the protection of abortion rights ahead of a Supreme Court decision that could overturn Roe v. Wade.
St. Charles Mayor Dan Borgmeyer hopes a combination of private donations and state or federal grants, and possibly local tax money, could fund a new facility that would provide shelter, job training and other services for homeless people.
St. Charles mayor negotiating to bring National Steamboat Museum to site along Missouri River.
An extraordinary series of events unfolded Thursday, allowing an acrimonious, monthslong debate to come to an end.
Deck sealing that was to begin Thursday night has been delayed for the eastbound lanes of Interstate 70 across the Blanchette Memorial Bridge.
McClellan: St. Louis company turns back time with family legacy.
St. Louis County’s population was 274,200 people when the war began. By 1960, it would top 700,000 and keep climbing.
A GoFundMe campaign called Save Lincoln College was launched with a goal of raising $20 million but as of this week, only $2,352 had been raised.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Wednesday urged Congress to act — and activists to take to the streets — to ensure abortion remains widely accessible even if the Supreme Court rolls back its 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade that legalized abortion nationwide.
The NCAA recently issued a warning that there are still rules to follow now that college athletes can make money off their fame and celebrity. It waited nearly a year to do so and it has raised speculation of a crackdown on some of the dealmakers working with college athletes. About two dozen states also have laws regarding athlete compensation. The laws, however, have no enforcement mechanisms. There has been no indication so far that a state attorney general or prosecutor will go after a booster organization striking deals with athletes.
A man opened fire in a Southern California church, killing one person and wounding five others before worshippers detained him by hog-tying his legs with an electrical cord until authorities arrived. Congregant Jerry Chen said he had just stepped into the kitchen of his church’s fellowship hall around 1:30 p.m. Sunday when he heard the gunshots. He said he peeked around the corner and saw church members screaming, running and ducking under tables. Officials did not immediately disclose a motive for the shooting at the Geneva Presbyterian Church in the city of Laguna Woods. They said the gunman was an Asian man in his 60s who does not live in the community.
Travis Scott and Morgan Wallen made controversial returns on the Billboard Music Awards stage on Sunday, while Mary J. Blige was honored for her musical excellence. Wallen performed in his first major awards show after he was caught on camera more than a year ago using a racial slur. The country star and his four-piece band performed “Don’t Think Jesus” then his chart-topping “Wasted on You.” Scott made his first televised performance since a massive crowd surge killed 10 people and injured thousands at his Astroworld Festival in Houston in November last year. The rapper performed his single “Mafia” in an icy, polar-themed prerecorded set that was heavily censored.
Authorities say the white 18-year-old who killed 10 people at a Buffalo supermarket during a rampage that targeted Black people had previously made a threat at his high school. But they say Payton Gendron was never charged with a crime and had no further contact with law enforcement after his release from a hospital. The revelation raised questions about whether his encounter with police and the mental health system was a missed opportunity to get him help, put him under closer law enforcement scrutiny or make sure he didn’t have access to deadly firearms before Saturday’s attack at Tops Friendly Market.
A lion lays down in the sun after being caged in a restaurant in Kosovo for almost three years. Buzz60’s Maria Mercedes Galuppo has the story.
Only 24-hours after announcing its “first” ever case of COVID-19. Veuer’s Tony Spitz has the details.
An Indian couple is suing their son and his wife for not giving them a grandchild. Veuer’s Maria Mercedes Galuppo has the story.
Wives and family members of the last remaining Ukrainian fighters holed up in Mariupol's steelworks plead for rescue. Mariupol, a port on the Sea of Azov, has endured the most destructive fighting of the war in Ukraine. Kyiv says it is likely that tens of thousands of people have been killed…