Midwestern lakes are a hotbed of toxic algae blooms, largely caused by agricultural runoff. Without regular testing, visitors to lakes in many states have no idea what they're getting into.
In 2020 the price of oil crashed, even falling to less than zero one day. Traders actually had to pay buyers to get them to take oil contracts off their hands. Oil companies would prefer not to sell oil unless they can make money off it. Oil companies are just funny that way. So U.S. […]
ST. LOUIS - Tuesday will have a mix of sun and clouds with high temperatures in the upper-40s. Winds will be minimal. Expect quiet weather Wednesday with more sun and temperatures around normal. Thursday will be dry during the day with increasing clouds. Expect rain late Thursday night and then it will change into a [...]
NEW YORK (AP) — For all the vitriol, Major League Baseball owners and locked-out players have closed the gap in recent weeks and are negotiating on similar frameworks for a new collective bargaining agreement. The Cardinals' home opener is in jeopardy if talks scheduled for Tuesday fail to end the lockout. The sides remained apart [...]
ST. LOUIS - Two people were shot late Monday night outside South City Hospital. Police said a 16-year-old boy was shot in the head and a female security guard was shot in the hand just after 11:30 p.m. in the parking lot on South Broadway at Osage. Both victims were conscious and breathing. So far, [...]
1980s prog-rock supergroup Asia released its self-titled debut album 40 years ago today. While all four band members had plenty of success with their respective previous groups -- drummer Carl…
In the early 1900s, a staggering number of men spent their days gathered in saloons, escaping their responsibilities on an ocean of booze. Some lost their family’s income one beer at a time, while others rendered themselves so stammering drunk they couldn’t make it to work. Beer buckets even let them take “one for the …
"They may be turning lemons into lemonade here," one expert said. "It seems like a pretty good way for them to monetize the land that they already have."
Two O'Fallon, Missouri, churches are collecting gift cards to restaurants, department stores, and even gas stations that will go to displaced families.
Nearly four months after a historic payday for St. Louis, secret talks continue on to split the money from the lawsuit against the NFL and Rams owner, Stan Kroenke. A big development could come as early as next week.
“It’s hard to see my children every evening trying to hug and kiss the phone when we are talking with my husband, but it’s our new reality,” said Shyrokova.
Residents in Dardenne Prairie are voicing their concerns after another gas line break happened over the weekend, which was very close to where an O'Fallon home exploded last week.
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