U.S. President Donald Trump and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on Monday announced a deal to pause planned tariffs, as Mexico said it would deploy 10,000 members of its national guard to address drug trafficking.
The steelmakers are taking their fight to court, arguing the president's decision wasn't just about national security. Find out what they claim was really behind the blocked deal.
The University of Missouri-Columbia is facing critical decisions about sports betting in its campus community as the practice approaches legality in Missouri.
Mizzou must decide whether to ban betting entirely for its campus community, partner with betting companies or find a middle ground. The university could also push for state regulations to restrict certain types of bets on college sports.
Amendment 2, approved by voters in November, mandates sports betting becomes operational in Missouri…
Jim Edmonds said Monday he knew he didn't want to return to the broadcast booth for St. Louis Cardinals games this season, while FanDuel Sports Network Midwest executives simultaneously weren't sure he should return.
Emergency crews were responding to a gas leak Monday morning near Nestlé Purina PetCare in downtown St. Louis.
The street was blocked off near the intersection of South 7th Street and Chouteau Avenue, and St. Louis firefighters and Spire gas crews were at the scene.
Nestlé Purina Vice President Bill Etling told 5 On Your Side that three of the 14 buildings on the campus closest to the gas leak were evacuated as a precaution, and employees were sent home for the day.
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A building on the Lemp Brewery complex partially collapsed Saturday.
In 2020, Building 20 of the complex partially collapsed bringing down the entire west side of the building.
About four years later, so did the east side. In total, the complex has 29 buildings.
The property's owner, Shashi Palamand, said the collapse happened at about 1:30 a.m.
Palamand is grateful no one was injured.
"We were already under the process of demolition. We were removing the upper floors of that side of the building.…
A federal district judge issued a temporary restraining order Friday, blocking the Trump administration from moving forward with a proposed spending freeze on grants and loans.
Friday's meeting was the most disreputable in years. But even after, Megan Green called for an apology and leveled accusations involving alcohol. The target of those comments called them lies.
A St. Louis tradition for over 100 years may come to an end.
The Festival of Nations, an event held by the International Institute of St. Louis since 1920, announced Saturday that it has been impacted by "unprecedented actions by the federal administration."
"The International Institute announces a temporary staff furlough, affecting more than 60% of our staff across the state as of February 1," a statement from the institute said. "This difficult decision comes in direct response to recent and…
Nearly two months after a voter-approved constitutional amendment legalizing abortion went into effect, the procedure remains inaccessible in Missouri.
On Friday, a Jackson County judge heard arguments over whether to grant an injunction requested by Planned Parenthood that would permit the organization to offer abortion services almost immediately.
Last month, Jackson County Judge Jerri Zhang struck down a number of “targeted regulation of abortion provider” statutes, better known…
A jury has awarded millions of dollars to the family of a St. Louis man shot and killed by police 10 years ago.
In 2015, Mansur Ball-Bey, 18, was fatally shot by two SLMPD officers while conducting a search warrant in the Fountain Park neighborhood.
Then-Circuit Attorney Jennifer Joyce's office did not issue criminal charges against the officers, saying "there is insufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the two officers didn’t shoot in self-defense."
The investigation found…
In 2024, the Gateway Region YMCA reached the successful conclusion of its five-year, $55 million comprehensive capital campaign, themed “Opportunity for All,” that raised more than $59 million.
We are thankful to the thousands of supporters who made this campaign possible, and especially grateful to the support from our leading corporate and foundation partners, including Enterprise Mobility, Edward Jones, Boniface Foundation, Bayer, Sunnen, Emerson and Cardinals Care.
While the campaign has…
One of the greatest motivators in life can be someone telling you at a young age that you will fail. My simple response is, “Thank you.” Thank you to the person that decided to say that phrase to a kid far too young that hadn’t quite figured out their path in life. There isn’t a greater feeling than looking back on a conversation and being able to smile knowing that was the initial driver of a relentless pursuit of success.
My wife Jennifer Bingman and I started on a journey to build Bingman…
As businesses look to remain competitive in an evolving tech landscape, IT modernization is a top priority. But what trends and challenges are shaping this journey? A recent TierPoint survey of 400 IT leaders sheds light on key complexities, priorities and goals for IT modernization over the next 12 to 24 months.
The survey highlights several critical priorities for technology leaders, including enhanced cybersecurity, improved data management practices, hardware and infrastructure upgrades and…
UMB Financial Corp. (Nasdaq: UMBF) was set to close at 11:59 p.m. Friday on its $2.8 billion acquisition of Denver-based Heartland Financial USA, a deal that expands its geographic footprint from eight to 13 states.
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