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A bill in Illinois would make data centers account for all the electricity they use. The Data Center Energy Accountability Act (House Bill 5826) would require data centers to report power use hour by hour and make or buy clean energy credits to cover it all. Centers that fall short would pay a fee, and [...]

If you're looking to buy a home in Missouri or Illinois, chances are you'll pay quite a bit more than you would have five years ago.

Four people were killed and three others were injured in a wrong-way crash on Highway 30 in Jefferson County Saturday night, raising concerns among drivers who regularly travel the busy roadway.

Friday night, got home, and the weather was absolutely beautiful.St. Louis was briefly making a compelling argument for why any of us choose to live here.This really is the best…

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A Foley, Missouri, man has been charged after his missing father was found dead.

This is an update to School Privatizers Want Another STL Sales Tax for Child Care Proposition B on the ballot in St. Louis City is a sketchy proposal. It most certainly would publicly fund some day care/pre-school services by charter schools, churches, and for profit companies. Is your St. Louis City child guaranteed free or … Continue reading Vote NO, STL Prop B Child Care Sales Tax Grift →

As Veterans Day approaches, The Vault is looking back at one of the most significant moments of World War II and the lasting impact it continues to have more than eight decades later.

Rory Sabbatini is a PGA Tour Champions winner for the first time. The South African-born Slovakian and an eagle and three straight birdies to close out his round of 62. That allowed him to overcome Darren Clarke and Henrik Stenson down the stretch in the Stifel Classic. Sabbatini played his last six holes in 6 under and wound up winning by one shot over Clarke. The top 54 in the Charles Schwab Cup advance to the next postseason event. Stenson easily made it through by tying for third. This was only his eighth start on the PGA Tour Champions.

Chris Graville said he was resigning "now that my legal advice, which I stand by, has become the subject of a political controversy."

The general counsel for the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners resigned Sunday, effective immediately.