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Like ‘Groundhog Day,’ sports betting measure is back before Missouri lawmakers
The St. Louis Cardinals and the St. Louis Blues are among supporters of the plan.
Missouri Senate leader strips ‘Chaos Caucus’ Republicans of committee leadership posts
The surprise announcement is bound to intensify divisions in a Missouri Senate that has been marred this year by dysfunction and acrimony.
Jay Ashcroft calls critical report ‘false,’ says Missouri voting systems are safe
Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft is running for the GOP nomination for governor.
Man and woman killed in East St. Louis house fire
Two people were killed here early Saturday in a house fire.
How to approach a general contractor
Content by Cissell Mueller Construction. Learn how you can get in touch with the right general contractor for your construction project.
Peter Wyse Jackson is stepping down as president of MoBot
He will transition to the role of president emeritus after a new president is in place.
Olivette's Sterling K. Brown gets his first Oscar nomination
He is nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the satire-drama "American Fiction."
STL Headliners: 3Fifteen Primo
Content by 3Fifteen Primo. 3Fifteen Primo dispensary in South St. Louis has won Best Marijuana Dispensary in this year’s STL Headliners awards.
Indoor play center Lava Island to open in Rock Hill
An indoor play center hopes to open its first St. Louis-area location this summer.
Former Town and Country police sergeant considered a fugitive in child sex abuse case
A former police sergeant is accused of sexually abusing two teenagers over the past 11 years in Jefferson County. He was charged last week with child sexual abuse, sodomy and seven counts of child molestation.
Missouri lawmakers want conservative district buy-in to change state constitution
Under Republican plans, ballot initiatives would need to win the statewide popular vote and majorities most legislative districts to take effect.
Clayton school board backs out of buying Caleres property after backlash
Monday was the deadline for the school district to terminate the contract with the global footwear company.
Fire breaks out in historic St. Augustine Church in north St. Louis, again
A historic north St. Louis church already ruined in a 2022 fire again caught flame Monday afternoon.
Ice turns St. Louis roads into slippery mess. Schools, government offices close.
Authorities urged drivers to stay off the roads after widespread freezing. And they generally did.
Council chair seeks control of public safety in St. Louis County munis
The proposal set off alarm bells in municipalities on Monday after the Municipal League of Metro St. Louis emailed it out to muni officials.
Missouri auditor hits Jay Ashcroft for withdrawing from voting group
The audit found that Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft withdrew the state from a voter information service that had helped officials ensure dead people are no longer registered.
Lambert Airport runways open again, with few flights canceled for Tuesday
St. Louis Lambert International Airport worked to clear runways of ice on Monday morning.
Businesses closed, opened late, closed early because of St. Louis area icy weather
Icy weather closes businesses and delays openings
Police ID man killed in semi-truck crash in St. Louis
St. Louis police said a man died in a two-vehicle accident Thursday afternoon at South Second and Sidney streets in the Kosciusko neighborhood.