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A federal judge in Florida struck down a national mask mandate on mass transit Monday, and transportation providers swiftly began repealing their requirements.

Metro was not the only company making changes to mask policies Monday.

People are noticing the impact of runaway inflation in strange ways at their favorite ‘drive-throughs’ and pizza joints.  

“If the gas from Spire STL pipeline is removed there will need to be construction of additional pipelines to serve this region,” said Jamieson.

Convention Center gets one bid as costs balloon $40 million beyond $83 million estimate.

Florida State officials released an engineering report that confirmed a safety sensor was manually adjusted on two seats of Icon Park's Free Fall ride.

"Thank God I made it out and I think every day for the kids that are still there that haven’t made it out, who haven’t escaped."

Praise be to the various gods! (Shout out to Tiamat!) The DOJ is back in the busting up local PD business, something it largely abandoned while Donald “A Police State Is The Best State” Trump held office for a single term. The DOJ Civil Rights Division was relegated to the furthest back burner during Trump’s […]

If you are getting on a plane this week, a mask is required.

Cardinals fan Riley Kegley, 15, is now the happy owner of Albert Pujols' 681st home run ball.

Monday night, Richmond Heights City Council voted unanimously 9-0 to follow another municipality in St. Louis County.   

Bi-State President and CEO Taulby Roach said he stands by his agency’s decision to take over operations of the failed Delmar Loop Trolley.

More details were released Monday regarding the investigation into the death of Tyre Sampson, a St. Louis County 14-year-old who was thrown to his death from an amusement park ride in Florida last month. 

The longest running Blues jam session in the nation.   Home of great music, Broadway Oyster Bar has become known as “One of St. Louis’

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A couple of days ago I mentioned that, in general, our prime-age labor force was now almost completely back to work. One smallish exception was prime-age women, many of whom had dropped out of the workforce and were no longer being counted. The most likely explanation for this has to do with the continuing shortage ...continue reading "Raw data: The child day care worker shortage"