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I know this isn't a joking matter, but . . . That's my kind of report: everyone is to blame. But wait: 400 law enforcement officers? 400? What in the everlasting fuck was going on down in Uvalde?

A new café is planned for the location of the recently closed Stone Spiral Coffee and Curios (2500 Sutton Boulevard in Maplewood). The building has also been sold. Doug Kassabaum sold the building to Dan Slavin, who owns other commercial properties in Maplewood. Maplewood City Council approved the café, Sweet Peaz, in its May 2 […]

Jurors will hear opening statements Monday morning in the trial of a man accused in the 2020 murder of a retired St. Louis police captain.

Albert Pujols will have a chance to add to a special sendoff season Monday night during the 2022 Home Run Derby.

A man is taking Bass Pro Shops to court over false claims made about their socks.

Matthews' cause of death was not released.

COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — The response by Gov. Mike Parson’s administration to questions from Missouri hospitals, doctors and others about what’s legal under the state’s new abortion ban is to …

Police said he fired 18 shots and a woman was hit in the head.

This week, our first place winner on the insightful side is Toom1275 with a comment about the GOP’s push to force Google to stop filtering political spam: This sounds like great idea if you’re a malware spammer – just dress up your payload delivery like a political email to get straight in everyone’s inbox, and […]

BETHALTO - James (Jim) Cloninger didn't single-handily bring baseball to Bethalto, but he sure did have a big part in it. In 1972 Jim brought the Khoury League Baseball and Softball program to Bethalto. He and many volunteers helped build the original three ball diamonds at Southside Park as well as building the concession stands. All of those things are still there today. In memory and in honor of Jim a plaque will be hung up at the diamonds at Southside Park with a small ceremony taking place with Jim's former coaches and players. The plaque (pictured above) tells the story of how Jim had a dream and did what was necessary to make that dream come true. The Khoury League eventually grew into what is now select baseball, but back in the early 70s it got people into the game. Jim's daughter Bonnie Coleman remembers spending a lot of time out at those three diamonds with her dad. She still hangs out there sometimes now with her son who usually umpires games. She believes

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The Wolves chronicles six Saturday mornings in the lives of a girls’ high school indoor soccer team, The Wolves, as they prepare for their games

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Busch-Transou calls the concept “hospitality retail.”

The US may be suffering through high inflation, but so is everyone else. And our overall economy looks pretty good. The rest of the world sure thinks so, anyway: That's the exchange rate of the dollar against a broad basket of other currencies, and it's been going nowhere but up for the last year and ...continue reading "Raw data: The US dollar is the strongest currency in the world"

Mind, Art, Experience: 10 Years of Chess & Culture in Saint Louis celebrates the best chess, art and culture from all 50 exhibitions held at

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