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Three decades ago, the Shawnee National Forest was the focus of fierce battles over commercial logging on public lands. A new documentary revisits that history and calls attention to new efforts to preserve the forest.

Cori Bush is seeking her first reelection as the representative for Missouri’s 1st Congressional District. State Sen. Steve Roberts filed on the second-to-last filing day to run against her in the Aug. 2 primary.

Busch Valentine brings wealth and her record of work as nurse to the race for the Missouri U.S. Senate seat vacated by Roy Blunt. The campaign will be her first run for public office, although she is well-known in Democratic political circles.

The county charter says the executive's entire time must be devoted to the office, but Sam Page has continued to work as an anesthesiologist.

The city bought the 100,000 square-foot facility last June to establish the center which will offer programs in welding, carpentry, construction and many other trades.

About 20 kids from throughout the city are part of the first class in the National Hockey League team's North City Blues program.

The map makes several changes compared to the House version that passed in January, including adding an emergency clause, which would put it into effect before the Aug. 2 primary.

The O’Fallon, Illinois, resident started “The History Guy” on YouTube in 2017. The channel has amassed more than 2.7 million views.

While the Missouri House has already passed nearly 40 bills, gridlock in the Senate has brought operations in the upper chamber to a near-standstill. With eight weeks left, only a supplemental budget bill has made it past the finish line so far.

Family, friends and elected officials remembered Cora Faith Walker’s infectious smile and her advocacy work for marginalized communities during a celebration of life Friday at the Friendly Temple Baptist Church in north St. Louis.

Landsowne Up aims to create faith-based economic revival in the city, starting with a new housing project in the city’s northeast end.

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, so do broadcasts of what critics decry as Kremlin-funded propaganda on KCXL, a radio station in Liberty, Missouri. Pressure is mounting for KXCL to end broadcasts that have kept the station in business.