stLouISTIllinois Rep. Rodney Davis will seek sixth term reelection, skips race for governor
He released a statement indicating that 31 of 35 county chairmen and 15 state lawmakers in the new 15th district support him.
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Anders gets top job at St. Louis County jail
He has served as acting director since Oct. 1, following the retirement of Doug Burris.
Cookies crumble the right way for our contest winners
The votes have been counted, the numbers checked and rechecked, and the spilled sugar and chocolate chips have all been swept away.
Greitens says new law his successor Parson signed ‘defunds’ the police
Greitens resigned in 2018 and is now running for U.S. Senate.
Festus-area lawmaker resigns to take job in Parson administration
Becky Ruth represented the Festus area for seven years.
Next up after Rams settlement: Dividing up the cash
How to divvy up an estimated $500 million between the city, county and Dome authority still has to be negotiated.
Local public health orders remain in place for now in Missouri, state and local officials say
A Cole County judge last week declared public health orders related to COVID-19 were ‘null and void.’
Despite settlement, review of Rams spending should go forward, Missouri state treasurer says
Efforts to keep the Rams from moving to Los Angeles cost at least $17 million.
Chicago and Brian Wilson heading to Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin are also on the bill.
Banning hair discrimination emerges as racial justice issue
Thirteen states have passed versions of the CROWN Act since California enacted its law in 2019.
Festival of Laughs returning to Chaifetz Arena with Sommore, Lavell Crawford, Earthquake and Gary Owen
Tickets are on sale now.
BenFred: As they research ways to turn Rams relocation settlement win into lasting legacy, city and county leaders should consider — go figure — LA's playbook
Everyone has an opinion on what to do with the money. Here's what elected leaders are saying, along with my two cents.
Troy, Mo., schools see rare enrollment boost during pandemic
This fall, public school enrollment across Missouri grew by about 1% to 897,537, still short almost 20,000 students from fall of 2019.
Lefty Matz calls Cardinals 'a great fit', finalizes four-year deal as free-agent signing frenzy reaches 'fever pitch'
Lefty signs a four-year, $44-million deal that installs him as part of Cardinals' rotation.
Special Request: Gwin's Tiny Kitchen re-creates Ted Lasso's Biscuits With the Boss
This recipe, created by Lydia Gwin of Gwin’s Tiny Kitchen as an homage to Ted’s biscuit recipe, is, like his more astute observations, spot-on — and delicious
Neighbor catches girl tossed from window at burning St. Louis apartment building
Five people in all were rescued by neighbors. The child, her mother and an older woman were taken away by ambulance for treatment.
Wrong-way driver killed in crash on I-44 near Fenton
Michael E. Branlett, 75, was driving east in the westbound lanes when he struck three vehicles and a guardrail, police said. Two people in one of the cars he hit suffered minor injuries.
Neman: Aw, nuts! Expired grocery purchases signal bigger problem
What's going on when we can't even count on food from the store being fresh anymore?
‘Grabbing at straws’: St. Louis County Council considers delaying action on federal funds
Consultant tells council they need to be careful to tie spending of American Rescue Plan Act money to the effects of the pandemic.
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey steps down
"There's a lot of talk about the importance of a company being 'founder-led,'" Dorsey wrote. "Ultimately I believe that's severely limiting and a single point of failure."