City officials in the Jefferson County community sued Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick’s office Wednesday, claiming he is overstepping his bounds in requesting records from closed city council meetings.
Calling former St. Louisan Ed Martin an “egregiously unqualified political hack,” ex-federal prosecutors ask the Senate Judiciary Committee for permission to testify when he comes up for confirmation.
The federal government is clawing back hundreds of millions of dollars that were supposed to go to public health departments and organizations across the state over the next year.
Missouri’s senior GOP U.S. senator says FICO, which handles 90% of the credit-score market, “has exploited working Americans with its monopoly power for too long.”
All eight U.S. representatives for Missouri — six Republicans and two Democrats — and the state’s U.S. senators ask White House for quick approval of state request for disaster relief.
Jones has to win back the progressive South Side wards that flipped to Spencer and boost turnout in largely Black north St. Louis, which barely showed up last month.
The collision caused the victim, later identified as Jason Lewis, 27, of St. Peters, to land in the path of three other vehicles, which also struck him, police said.
The radio frequency owned by KDHX, 88.1 FM, broadcast the evangelical Christian network K-LOVE for several hours Saturday. The change was made although the station has not yet been sold.
More than 1,200 “Hands Off!” demonstrations, organized by more than 150 groups, were held Saturday, April 5, 2025, to protest Trump administration policies.