St. Charles County opens in-person absentee voting on June 23 ahead of the Aug. 4 primary, with local dates, hours, ID rules and ballot-tracking resources listed.

At Missouri S&T, Gov. Kehoe and industry backers pitched data centers as jobs and research hubs while protesters warned of water and power risks. Local councils and recall fights show the issue is reshaping Missouri politics.

Cardinals ownership will hold a press event to outline the team's next generation of leadership. The move could clarify who controls baseball decisions and spending.

Missouri’s secretary of state asked a Cole County judge to seal records showing how his office reviewed referendum signatures, escalating a months‑long legal fight over the new congressional map. The filing pits transparency against privacy as clerks race to get ballots ready.

A 23-year-old man was killed Tuesday after his car left North Stringtown Road and struck a tree north of Rocky Lane in Warren County.

Federal labor officials have sued Superior Manor of Festus, alleging staff were denied overtime and seeking back wages, liquidated damages and penalties.

A St. Louis man was sentenced to 18 years after pleading guilty in a December shooting that wounded a boy in the Baden neighborhood.

A wedding disturbance near Washington left several people hurt and a Waverly man jailed after relatives used bear spray. He now faces assault and resisting charges.

On day one of a bench trial, prosecutors told a St. Charles County judge they would show the former Louisiana police chief stole drugs from evidence and tampered with testing after a 2022 overdose.

Edward Jones has taken a minority stake in Quicken, gaining access to Quicken's budgeting and investment-tracking tools used by millions. The move follows a wider industry push for fintech capabilities.

A Dunklin R-5 bus driver faces DWI and 37 child‑endangerment counts after police say she drank a Coors Light before an afternoon route carrying students.

Atomic by Jamo has installed Atomic Eats in The Grove, a late-night kitchen from the team behind Kingside Diner. The soft opening starts June 24 ahead of a July 8 grand reopening.

Madison County approved buying five downtown Wood River buildings and will spend about $12.7M to renovate them and relocate departments from the old hospital. Officials say the move will centralize services and help downtown foot traffic.