Emergency responders in St. Louis County have responded to more than 70 heat-related illness calls this week, and officials say that number is expected to rise as crowds gather to celebrate the Fourth of July weekend.
A south St. Louis Airbnb listing has been suspended after a family visiting for a funeral found the property’s water had been shut off for a delinquent bill during their stay.
Gaining freedom from the heat will be a challenge for the eastern U.S. heading into the long Fourth of July weekend, prompting some communities to cancel, postpone or otherwise alter their Independence Day plans.
A St. Charles County man is back to living an active lifestyle after becoming the first patient in the county to undergo a new treatment for atrial fibrillation, or AFib, a common heart rhythm disorder that can increase the risk of stroke and heart failure if left untreated.
Among the cuts is $1 million from the state’s Opioid Addiction Treatment and Recovery Fund — money paid out by drug companies and pharmacies through court settlements — impacting a free early intervention program serving teens in local school districts.
Local police departments and driving schools are sounding the alarm on road rage, after an altercation between two drivers in O'Fallon led to a shooting where one person died.
Residents in Dutchtown could soon see more litter on neighborhood streets after voters this week rejected a proposed sales tax that would have replaced the Community Improvement District’s expiring property tax — the program’s only source of funding
A Town and Country homeowner says he has spent more than $2,000 and roughly 40 hours of his own time over three years maintaining a neighboring property he says is not his — and that repeated complaints to the property owner and the city went unaddressed for months.
