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At some point this month — or maybe into November if we're lucky — the lights will go out on what arguably has been the greatest year in modern Cardinals history. That's not a stretch for a season that saw the joyful race to 700 home runs by Albert Pujols; a record 328 starts, and counting, by Adam Wainwright and Yadier Molina; and more than 3 million fans attending games at Busch Stadium.

Politically Speaking takes a close look at a race for the 122nd House District, which takes in parts of Phelps County. St. Louis Public Radio's Jonathan Ahl talks with GOP nominee Tara Peters about her bid for the seat. Democratic nominee Lisa McCarthy's episode will be posted later this week.

Joe Phillips of Hillsboro, MO joined the Real Rock Army today

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LGBTQIA+ communities have been contributing to St. Louis’s history for centuries. Now the Gateway to Pride virtual exhibit will begin to uncover the rarely-shared or

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A 38-year-old man was charged Tuesday with causing tens of thousands of dollars' worth of damage done to the Scott Joplin House and its artifacts Sunday morning.

Earlier today I ran across a headline in the Wall Street Journal informing us that job openings were down in August. That sounded interesting, so I pulled up the data to take a look. Down? I should say so: Yikes! In the space of a single month we lost more than a million job openings. ...continue reading "We lost a million job openings in August"

St. Charles City Council passed a resolution to enact a 20-day moratorium on the short-term rental bill, giving homeowners until October 24 to apply for a permit to legally comply under the current ordinance.

“The storm surge was 18 feet high. And it came so fast that they had five feet of water in their house just like that."

The Mississippi River levels are low, which raises concerns for river-related businesses, farmers, and Missouri and Illinois residents.

“This secrecy that we see with regard to camp harm incidents is prevalent. This is not just isolated to St. Louis County. This is something I see nationwide.”

The Cardinals got two hits each from Brendan Donovan, Corey Dickerson, Andrew Knizner and Paul DeJong.

Insurance experts say scammers are ready to prey on a new wave of vulnerable victims.

You will hopefully recall our recent discussion about a taco restaurant, or taqueria, in the UK being bullied by Worldwide Taqueria because the latter had somehow gotten a trademark on the word “taqueria.” As we pointed out in the original post on the topic, everything about this is ridiculous. First, it’s absurd that the company […]

There is new life for The Dome at America’s Center.

There were some 100 events across the city uniting neighbors and helping them better learn their police officers.