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I’ve spent a lot of digital ink detailing just how bad RFK Jr. has been in his post at HHS. Everything from his attempts to entirely remake vaccine policies in the country, to his neutered response to the ongoing measles outbreak in the country, up to and including his attempts to strong-arm the entire federal […]

Brayden Schenn got a standing ovation during a video tribute in the first period of Tuesday night's game. Schenn, who was dealt to the Islanders at the trade deadline on Friday, spent nine seasons with the Blues and was the team captain the last three years.

A 20-inch water main break at the intersection of Union and Page Boulevard in North St. Louis flooded streets and caused a car accident Tuesday afternoon. The City of St. Louis Water Division was first notified of the overflow around 4 p.m.

GLEN CARBON – The Village of Glen Carbon is one step closer to building its own water treatment plant. Village Board members unanimously approved a resolution on March 10, 2026 authorizing the Notice of Intent to award the bid for the water treatment plant to Korte Lutijohan Contractors, Inc., pending approval from the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA). “This is the next step in us proceeding to build our own water plant,” Village Administrator Jamie Bowden said

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources confirmed on Tuesday that it was sending a representative to the Northern Village Apartments, following a reported sewage backup. 

Construction crews are scheduled to close multiple lanes on Northbound Interstate 270 near the Interstate 64 interchange Tuesday night to install new bridge girders. The work is set to take place between Highway 40 and Conway Road in Town and Country.

St. Charles County leaders are considering a proposal that would allow some local police officers to assist federal authorities with immigration enforcement.

The Missouri Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday in a case that looks to determine the constitutionality of Luther v. Hoskins.

U.S. representatives from Illinois and Mo. introduced legislation March 9 to expand the boundaries of Gateway Arch National Park across the river into East St. Louis. The bill would incorporate Malcolm W. Martin Memorial Park and adjacent vacant lots into the national park's official footprint.

by Daffney Moore, PhD I read the recent article about downtown street vendors in the St. Louis Post Dispatch. And honestly — it bothered me. Not because of the vendors. Because of the mindset behind the criticism. I’ve lived or worked in downtown St. Louis for nearly 26 years. As a city administrator, chief of […]

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