The train shed gave cover to 22 railroads using its 30 tracks. For many decades afterward, it was the nation's busiest.

The meeting will discuss topics including designs for the replacement bridges, adjustments to interstate ramps and potential construction schedules.

ST. LOUIS The Boeing Co. will build long-range guided bomb kits for the U.S. Navy at its St. Charles facility after recently landing a $75 million contract.

"He was a good man. A joyful man," John Wesley Allen Sr.'s niece said. "He was a God-fearing man."

Westbound Interstate 64 in part of St. Clair County will be closed for 10 days beginning next Friday.

Two long-awaited Missouri state parks are moving toward opening after voters overwhelmingly renewed a sales tax that funds the state park system.

A 19-year-old charged after police found 16 pounds of methamphetamine in an Alton home is also suspected of shooting at police officers in St. Louis, prosecutors said.

I went searching for political hope Tuesday in an unlikely outpost an election night watch party for Fred Wellman, a Democrat hoping to challenge U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner in suburban St. Louis.

A resident called 911 on Thursday night after a shooting victim showed up at a home in the 1100 block of Morris Drive, bleeding and asking for help.

A floundering Kirkwood Electric, a costly public works building and a new performing arts center are starting to put stress on Kirkwood's parks department.

First responders were met with heavy fire and smoke at a house fire in the 10400 block of Bellefontaine Road

"When I initially heard it, I thought there's absolutely no way this can be true. Farming is everything, it's our way of life out here."

The changes reflect the fluctuating school landscape as birth rates dropped and families shifted to charters or moved out of the city.

Gateway Beer comes out Oct. 20, published by the University of Illinois Press.

Despite Tuesday's election, voters can still expect months of dysfunction between St. Louis Count Executive Sam Page and the County Council.

Headlines from the Aug. 7, 1926, front page include: Gertrude Ederle's own story of record-breaking English Channel swim

June 11, 1932 - August 5, 2026

September 4, 1946 - July 31, 2026

From our archives: A 1926 raid near St. Charles promised armed desperadoes and a "gigantic moonshining plant." Instead, agents found two fishermen and abandoned equipment.

U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Missouri, introduced a Senate resolution that recognizes Mizzous 1960 football team for its undefeated regular season, Orange Bowl victory and claim to the 1960 national championship.

"We investigated several of these reports," said Dan Zarlenga, a spokesman for the Missouri Department of Conservation. "It appears to be your very common, hot summer-type phenomenon."

The state found that the level of E. coli in the Big River where the treatment plant empties its wastewater was higher than a testing device was able to record.

The former employee claimed that while working at Performance Food Group, Inc. she was made to wait on her male co-workers, take their meal orders and clean up after them during company meetings.

Stacia Ahner, 66, of New Baden, faces charges of aggravated DUI and reckless homicide in the death of David Jordan, 59, a New Baden police officer.

St. Louis County Planning Commission will host a public hearing on its recommendations at 4 p.m. Monday