State climate scientists, lawmakers seek local solutions to address climate change.

Illinois’ 290 state parks and 56 historic sites recorded more than 41 million visitors last year, which was the most in 15 years, according to new data from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.

Eastern District Court of Appeals says Planned Parenthood must produce ‘de-identified’ medical records or otherwise cite exemptions.

Measles can take hold when vaccination rates fall below 95%. Health workers say pockets of the state are at risk as immunization rates drop.

Illinois finalized its PFAS limits in 2025, which is why some Metro East residents have been receiving letters from the Illinois EPA that PFAS have been detected above the limits.

St. Louisans will get to witness the peak of a meteor shower Monday evening into Tuesday morning. The Eta Aquarid showers occur between mid-April and late May and are caused by debris from Halley’s Comet.

Gateway to the Great Outdoors takes low-income, urban youth into nature for educational experiences. The Trump administration effectively canceled two major grants for the organization.

A person from out of state with measles reportedly visited the St. Louis Aquarium on April 30, according to the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.

St. Louis had its wettest April on record, breaking the previous precipitation high that was set in 1893.

Missouri regulators approved an increase for Ameren’s electric rates. Bills will go up by about 12% starting in June.