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Jim McKelvey's startup Invisibly has launched a new mobile app that gives consumers free access to news article. Its release comes after what McKelvey called four years of “partially successful experiments." Now the startup is branching into new areas, like creating a paywall for email accounts.

The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra said Thursday that it would carry out its plan to demolish the historic Culver House on Delmar Boulevard to make way for an eastward expansion of its Powell Hall.

Brad Pitt searched for gold on his thousand-acre property in France just as he would when he was growing up in Missouri's Ozark Mountains.

This is sunrise on the Seine, somewhere near Les Andelys. For some reason—probably jet lag, I suppose—I was up every morning during our Seine cruise and spent my time on the sun deck taking pictures and watching the crew. There were never more than one or two other passengers there. Just not an early-rising bunch, ...continue reading "Lunchtime Photo"

U.S. Congressman and Senate candidate Billy Long is the latest guest on Politically Speaking. Long joins St. Louis Public Radio's Jason Rosenbaum and Sarah Kellogg to talk about why he should be Missouri Republicans' choice in the upcoming primary on Aug. 2. Long also spoke about inflation, gun control, the Jan. 6. committee and other policy topics.

A convergence of five planets and the moon will peak just before sunrise Friday morning to form a rare parade visible to the naked eye.

The New Jersey-based company that runs the annual competition, which has generated controversy for years, had a January 2018 contract with the law firm.

You never know what might happen on any given day at the ballpark, even for a model of consistency like Paul Goldschmidt.

Ameren Missouri plans to add more renewable energy and speed its transition to net-zero carbon emissions, the company announced Thursday. But its plan also calls for building a large natural gas power plant in about 10 years.  The St. Louis-based electric utility filed an updated integrated resource plan with Missouri regulators after a federal judge […]

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Last week we wrote about a truly silly bill, introduced by a bunch of Republican Senators, that would basically ban email providers from letting political mailings go to spam. It’s quite a move to make it a key part of your political platform that politicians need to get special rights to spam people, but, alas, […]

The Missouri State Highway Patrol continue investigating a deadly crash in Bridgeton on Thursday afternoon.

Today on TAP: A new ruling striking down most blue-state gun regulation is utter nonsense.

Details have been unveiled for the second annual Monsters on the Mountain festival, a three-day hard-rock extravaganza that will take place August 19-21 at The Gatlinburg Convention Center in Gatlinburg,…

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CHICAGO — Billionaire hedge fund manager Ken Griffin, a force in Illinois politics, is moving his company’s headquarters from Chicago to Miami.

"When I scratched it off, I thought it was a fake ticket. I couldn’t believe it!”

An official said he "never got a straight answer" from the mayor or county executive on whether to restart a Board of Freeholders, which could alter the two governments' structures.

Defendant warned "there will be blood" for the arrest of a felon who possessed a firearm.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Sheena Greitens’ attorney asked a judge Thursday to direct her ex-husband Eric Greitens to issue a public statement denouncing threats made since his Senate campaign published a video depicting him toting a gun and hunting his political opponents. Associate Circuit Judge Leslie Schneider was presented with printouts of two threats.  One was […]

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