stLouISTAfter governor changes sick leave policy, surge hits Missouri state workers
New COVID-19 cases among state government workers are rolling in at more than 200 per day.
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One month remains to sign up for P-D's trivia night
The live and in-person event is one month from now: 7 p.m. Feb. 11 at The Moolah Center, 12545 Fee Fee Road. Tickets are $280 for table of eight.
Franklin County woman admits role in Capitol riot
Emily E. Hernandez pleaded guilty to entering and remaining in a restricted building, the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
GOP weighs axing Democrat’s congressional seat as Missouri redistricting heats up
Missouri Republicans are split on whether to torpedo a Kansas City Democrat's district.
BenFred: Under Sankey, SEC continues to get bigger, badder and better
SEC commissioner rolled into Indianapolis knowing he could not lose, and that's just one phase of his winning streak
Amid mask fight, St. Louis County Council considers online-only meetings
Council Chair Rita Days says it’s not her job to enforce the order she voted for last week.
Missouri lawmakers hear plea to give raises to state workers
More than half of the state workers earning $30,000 or less left their jobs last year.
Woman shot to death inside home in north St. Louis County
The woman was found dead inside a house on Lancashire Road.
360's goat cheese appetizer offers new take on romesco sauce
The recipe isn’t difficult to make. It starts with roasting red peppers until the skins get black and blistery, then peeling them to add that depth of flavor.
One person critically hurt in house fire in north St. Louis
The fire was reported in the 2700 block of Semple Avenue about 6 a.m.
I found my heart (and sweetbreads) at Bosnian butcher shops
These clean, well-lighted places offer Bosnian delights and an abundance of fresh veal.
Teenage boy shot in chest in St. Louis
Police said the boy wasn't cooperating with officers trying to find out more about the assault.
Firefighter injured after falling on ice at building fire in south St. Louis
It happened before midnight Monday near Missouri Avenue and Chippewa Street.
Smart guns finally arriving in U.S., seeking to shake up firearms market
Smart guns use technology to authenticate a user’s identity and disable the gun should anyone else try to fire it.
Day 3 in the Missouri Senate marked by more GOP infighting
Democrats floated a plan to make it harder to end a filibuster and force a vote on legislation.
Lamar Johnson’s decades-old wrongful conviction case on potential path to trial
Cole County Circuit Court Judge Daniel Green heard arguments in the case on Monday; he is expected to rule in late February.
Dissident property owners file another lawsuit against downtown taxing district, plan more in bid to shake up CID governance
After a judge blocked their attempt to stop the collection of a special tax, district critics say $5 million needs to be returned to property owners.
Bipartisan group wants to change Missouri elections, but won’t disclose funding source
A Virginia-based not-for-profit has contributed more than $1 million to the effort.
Plan barring side jobs for St. Charles County executive won’t be on April ballot
Incumbent Steve Ehlmann and the County Council sponsor say issue needs more study. Ehlmann’s likely reelection foe alleged that it was aimed at him.
St. Louis Alderman Heather Navarro to resign to take climate change post
She has held the 28th Ward post since mid-2017 when she was elected to succeed Lyda Krewson when Krewson became mayor.