stLouISTBenFred: Fake news about Martin’s firing at Mizzou used real debate as bait
The way the Tigers lost at Arkansas can’t be defended, but I still think Martin’s make-or-break season should be 2022-23.
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Illinois Secretary of State offices closing for another week
The offices and facilities first closed on Jan. 3, due to the surge in COVID-19 cases statewide.
Capitol COVID-19 cases already taking toll in Missouri Legislature
Unlike previous sessions during the pandemic, there is no on-site testing in the Capitol.
Senator compares Missouri purveyor of slot machine-style games to illegal drug dealer
A plan to crack down on unregulated games in Missouri is again being debated in Jefferson City.
Woman dies after being hit by vehicle in Tower Grove South neighborhood
The incident took place just before 6:30 p.m. Thursday near Chippewa Street and Hydraulic Avenue, police said. The driver remained at the scene.
Man killed in crash in north St. Louis
The man was heading north on Hall Street about 10 a.m. when he lost control of the car and it struck a concrete retaining wall, police said.
Suspect in custody after Florissant man found dead in North County
Police responded early Thursday to a report of a 'person down' in the 9000 block of Halls Ferry Road.
Expect snow in St. Louis this weekend. The early outlook says a few inches are possible
With temperatures set to drop below freezing, light rain is expected to quickly transition to snow on Friday.
St. Louis County pays former jailer a $160,000 settlement
Prosecutors dropped a misdemeanor assault charge against Kurtis Bromeier as part of a deferred prosecution agreement.
Media Views: A new look, more analytics for ‘Sunday Night Baseball’
New crew in the booth plans to take a much more metrics-driven approach.
Randy Rainbow's Stifel Theatre concert is canceled
The show is part of his "The Pink Glasses Tour."
Messenger: New fellowship could ease public defender shortage in rural Missouri
Head of public defender’s office sets out to recruit top young attorneys.
St. Louis County Council to move meetings online amid COVID-19 surge
The council had discussed the move last week as a means to limit gatherings and exposure to the virus.
Chez Ali proves long-anticipated Food Hall at City Foundry worth the wait
Ali Thiam serves a small but appealing selection of Senegalese, Ivorian and Afro-Caribbean fare at his Food Hall kitchen.
Police: Human remains found in Hillsdale
The county's Crimes Against Persons detectives are leading the investigation into the discovery, police said.
Local school librarian honored with national 'I Love My Librarian Award'
From the moment Melissa Pillot started working at Forsyth School, recycling meant more than re-circulating books.
9 St. Louis-area arts organizations receive NEA grants
Recipients include COCA, Intersect Arts Center and the St. Louis Shakespeare Festival.
Construction worker injured at MLS stadium when drywall topples, fire chief says
The worker suffered injuries mostly to his legs. "He might have some broken bones," the fire chief said. "Drywall is heavy stuff."
Man killed in St. Louis County
Police haven't said how the man died.
Proposed Missouri vaccine mandate restrictions raise workers’ rights, religious belief debates
The House Judiciary Committee held hearings on six bills related to vaccine mandates and exemptions.