East St. Louis leaders and regional businesses say the demolition of 10 abandoned properties can be the start of new investment for the Metro East community.

Kirkwood and two school districts could lose $5.6 million of potential income under a proposed tax break for the developer of the city's public works building.

Early this year, Rock Hill city officials asked the state to investigate the cannabis smell coming from the warehouse.

Two Rock Hill residents are suing Proper Cannabis, claiming the strong odor its cultivation facility is emitting is causing property damage and is a public nuisance to the community.

10 years is a long time, said Alderman Tom Oldenburg. It feels like its time for a change.

The state Board of Education will vote Tuesday on whether to grade school districts on an A-through-F scale. The controversial proposal has raised questions about both fairness and accountability.

The crash also seriously injured a 2-year-old boy and a 29-year-old woman.

A mother and two her young children died on their way to a birthday party Saturday when a vehicle fleeing police struck their car in Granite City.

Lorenzo Love pleaded guilty to one county of voluntary manslaughter and was sentenced to 10 years in prison.

Several residents are petitioning Missouri Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick to launch an investigation into Kirkwood, after more than a year of financial turmoil.

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.

A top state judicial official lambasted a request for leniency by a judge accused of mocking defendants, conducting public polls about pending court cases and sharing his political opinions online.

Fulton Sheen, a native of Peoria, Illinois, preached about philosophy, morality and politics. He's considered the countrys first televangelist.

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