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Today's Weather: Mostly Sunny with Warmer Daytime Highs
The day starts with fog and a chilly 44 degrees this morning. As the morning progresses into the afternoon, the fog will clear away to reveal mostly sunny skies. Expect a high near 61 degrees with a light southern breeze around 7 mph, gusting up to 17 mph, keeping the air feeling cool. Evening brings mostly cloudy skies with increasing clouds and a slight chance of rain, but no precipitation is expected. Overnight, the skies stay mostly cloudy, with lows dropping to about 44 degrees and a gentle
CBS’ Remaining Journalists Seem Confused As To Why Bari Weiss Sucks At Journalism
We’ve noted repeatedly how right wing billionaire Larry Ellison hired an unqualified troll named Bari Weiss to run CBS News for a very obvious set of reasons: to coddle wealth and power (particularly Trump and Netanyahu), validate and amplify right wing grievance and engagement bullshit, divide and distract the electorate, and undermine real journalism. Even if […]
Granite City man charged for stealing vehicles from warehouse in south St. Louis
John Shea, 36, of Granite City, was charged for stealing multiple vehicles from a warehouse in south St. Louis, including collectible cars, after being identified by witnesses and surveillance footage.
Crappy pic, but this idiot driving southbound on 170 this morning (around 6:30) damn near caused multiple accidents swerving all around in between cars with excessive speeds and then sudden decreases. Highly suspected them to be under the influence and I…
Dog shot in STL
Episode 14: That’s So Raven
Missouri Loves Company returns with local rockers Bug Chaser, who will be playing a reunion show this coming Monday at Off Broadway.
Spire’s ex-CEO got nearly $2.4 million in severance deal after being terminated
Nearly half of Steve Lindsey’s total compensation from the 2025 fiscal year stemmed from his severance payout.
Man injured in overnight shooting in south St. Louis
A 30-year-old man was shot in the chest in south St. Louis early Wednesday morning and is expected to recover from his injuries.
U.S. Figure Skating Championships returns to St. Louis, offering activities through region
The U.S. Figure Skating Championships is taking place in St. Louis from January 6-11, with 60,000 visitors expected to attend, and will feature championship-level skaters, figure-skating-themed events, and appearances from former Olympians.
Schnucks Customers Help Raise $166,000 For Salvation Army Aid
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 7, 2026 - Schnuck Markets, Inc. and The Salvation Army today announced that Schnucks customers and the company donated a total of $181,677 to The Salvation Army’s annual Red Kettle Campaign through the most recent Round Up at the Register. Schnucks customers had the option to round up their purchases to the nearest dollar, with 100% of donations from the 15-day campaign benefiting The Salvation Army. Customers donated $166,677, and Schnucks added an additional $15,000. “Thank
Webster Groves won't ask voters for new sales taxes. Council to consider cuts instead.
The City Council had until Jan. 27 to approve the tax proposals, both introduced formally in recent weeks, in order to get them on the April 7 municipal election ballot.
Russian strike in Ukraine damages facility owned by Chesterfield-based Bunge
A recent Russian bombing strike severely damaged a Ukrainian facility owned by Bunge, the global agribusiness giant based in Chesterfield
Inside and outside the U.S. Capitol, the fifth anniversary of Jan. 6 reverberates
WASHINGTON — Five years after a pro-Trump mob stormed the U.S. Capitol, the struggle to define the event and assign blame carried on in events across the city Tuesday that remained nonviolent, though still disturbing. A crowd of no more than a few hundred of President Donald Trump’s supporters commemorated the deadly attack with a […]
The Missouri Constitution, not politicians, speaks for the people
Respect for and upholding the rule of law is part of the job requirement of our public officials. They take an oath to do just that. Unfortunately, it seems some of our statewide officials have decided that they simply can declare what the law is and we are all expected to follow. They did not […]
Wednesday, Jan. 7 - Looking ahead at the MO Legislative Session
Today marks the beginning of the 2026 Missouri Legislative Session. As St. Louis Public Radio’s Sarah Kellogg reports, tax cuts and a smaller state budget are major issues this year, though the specifics of both are yet to be known.
Warmth continues, rain and some storms Thursday
ST. LOUIS — There is some fog north of I-70 early on this Wednesday morning, especially in Illinois. With temperatures near freezing, there could be some slick spots on overpasses north of Jerseyville and up towards Litchfield. Fog should lift as the sun comes up. On Tuesday, we hit 68 F for a high. We’ll [...]
Children’s book inspired by David Bowie’s career coming in September
A new children’s book inspired by the life and career of rocker David Bowie is set for release this fall.Starman: The Cosmic Voyage of David Bowie, by author Matthew Cordell, imagines…
Trump’s EPA Could Limit Its Own Ability to Use New Science to Strengthen Air Pollution Rules
The post Trump’s EPA Could Limit Its Own Ability to Use New Science to Strengthen Air Pollution Rules appeared first on ProPublica.
See the Jan. 7, 1926, front page: Laborer acquired $75,000 by saving and investments
Headlines from the Jan. 7, 1926, front page include: Laborer acquired $75,000 by saving and investments
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