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Just a quick note to anyone proposing some sort of compromise position on abortion because it polls well: Don't bother. National polls don't matter. The only thing that matters is how well your compromise fares in each state. If it's really popular in, say, Indiana, then maybe there's a chance of getting the Indiana legislature ...continue reading "Abortion is now a state issue. Deal with it."

Valid forms of ID under the bill include nonexpired driver’s licenses, nondriver’s licenses, and other government-issued photo IDs.

"I asked him point blank, 'A pursuit with no sirens?'" a family member said after deadly crash.

About kitchen utensils, a fiddle and other tales.

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St. Louis County Council Chair Rita Days said she will ask the council to vote on the matter on Tuesday.

A St. Louis family is mourning the loss of four relatives killed in a crash over the Mother's Day weekend after a stolen SUV eluding police slammed into their vehicle. Three children were critically injured in the collision as well.

The Missouri House on Monday passed a new congressional redistricting map, agreeing to a plan that its sponsor says is intended to appease critics who have blocked previous efforts at agreement. With a Friday final adjournment looming, the bill debated Monday is a long-shot for passage. Under legislative rules, the first day the Senate could […]

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A Jefferson County woman and her dog died as a result of a two-alarm fire at their home on May 2.

Lawmakers have four full days to finish their work.

A man and a woman were injured when someone opened fire on a vehicle shortly after noon Monday.

Peter Gabriel appears on the brand-new Arcade Fire song "Unconditional II (Race and Religion)," from the band's latest studio album, WE, which was released Friday. On the track, Gabriel delivers…

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Transportation crews will install tires, hazard cones and flexible curbing on the pavement to slow down drivers.

The City of St. Louis needs 911 dispatchers, tree trimmers, lifeguards and utility workers. And be sure to grab a free bus to the Annie Malone Parade.

About eight people experiencing homelessness are living in tents in south St. Louis along the River Des Peres. Some members of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen want to make that illegal — to pitch tents in public right of ways. 12th Ward Alderman Bill Stephens shares why he’s asking his colleagues to hit the pause button.

The measure now heads back to the GOP-led House to review Senate changes.

We’re still pretty much in the dark about Elon Musk’s real plans for Twitter. He had talked a little about changing how Twitter’s subscription product worked, and then the only other idea that had leaked was a weird one about trying to charge media organizations to quote or embed tweets. However, late last week, the […]