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Grain Belt Express files dozens of eminent domain petitions to build power line across Missouri
Grain Belt Express has filed nearly 40 eminent domain petitions against Missouri property owners since 2021 as it prepares to build a transmission line across the state.
The first eminent domain petition in Callaway County was filed last month for an easement of nearly an acre of land owned by Jordyn and Mitchell Christensen.
Grain Belt Express offered the property owners $8,046 for the easement, but the owners rejected the offer and the two parties could not agree on compensation.
If granted,…
Republican unity undercuts Democratic leverage in Missouri General Assembly
Hazardous weather outlook issued for St. Louis as snow to hit Tuesday, Wednesday
St. Louis was recently treated to temperatures in the mid-70s, reminding everyone that spring is just around the corner. But before spring warmth returns, more winter weather is headed for the region.
The National Weather Service early Monday issued a hazardous weather outlook for parts of eastern and central Missouri, as well as west central and southern Illinois.
Tuesday and Wednesday will likely see measurable wintery precipitation, including some shovel-able snow, ice, or sleet, KSDK meteorologists…
No, The People Didn’t Vote For This
A stunning 54% of Americans now believe we’re in a Constitutional crisis, according to recent YouGov polling. They’re right. As a tech billionaire effectively dismantles federal agencies without Congressional authority — agencies that Congress explicitly created and funded — we’re watching in real-time as our system of checks and balances crumbles. Yet supporters of the […]
Some parents, educators push back on Missouri bill requiring cursive be taught in school
Several Missouri lawmakers are again pushing to pass bills that would require cursive handwriting to be taught in Missouri public schools.
St. Louis journalist and architecture, music and art critic Robert Duffy dies at 79
Robert Duffy joined the staff of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in 1973 and worked there, with one brief interruption, for 32 years.
Messenger: Missouri regulator cheers for utilities she’s meant to monitor. Wait, what?
Critics on the left and right, from seniors to big businesses, push back on plans that would raise utility rates in Missouri.
Grain Belt Express files dozens of eminent domain petitions to build power line across Missouri
Grain Belt Express has filed nearly 40 eminent domain petitions against Missouri property owners since 2021 as it prepares to build a transmission line across the state. The first eminent domain petition in Callaway County was filed last month for an easement of nearly an acre of land owned by Jordyn and Mitchell Christensen. Grain […]
Grand Center music venue targets summer opening date
Timeline: When winter weather is expected in St. Louis
The St. Louis area is bracing for two rounds of wintry weather this week, with the first wave expected late Monday night into Tuesday and a more significant storm anticipated on Wednesday.
Winning KC Chiefs Super Bowl gear going to charity
The NFL has partnered with Good 360 to send pre-printed merchandise featuring the losing team's logo to countries including Ukraine, Mongolia, Georgia, Estonia, and Latvia, providing assistance to those in need.
St. Louis readies for winter storm, aims to improve past response
The city of St. Louis is taking proactive measures to prepare for an upcoming winter storm, including pre-treating roads and having 50 drivers on call, while also planning to launch smaller plows in March to address residential street issues.
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New craft brew options across St. Louis
Fresh options from local breweries
Republican unity undercuts Democratic leverage in Missouri General Assembly
For the first time in years, Democrats in the Missouri Legislature think they are about to feel the power of a fully operational Republican supermajority. Factional fighting in the state Senate made that body “a dumpster fire” last year, state Sen. Rick Brattin, chairman of the Missouri Freedom Caucus, said Thursday. The Freedom Caucus initiated […]
10 new or forthcoming restaurants in downtown St. Louis
Among the offerings: five food-and-drink concepts inside Jefferson Arms, a food hall, and four more new or planned dining spots
St. Louis-area coffee chain chooses Clayton for 5th location
Fear, misguided beliefs fuel backlash against DEI and Black history
With the stroke of a pen, efforts to create an equal playing field for all Americans irrespective of race and gender are being eliminated under the guise that they promote unfairness and incompetence. Nothing could be further from the truth. History is our witness. There seems to be amnesia about whether this country has always […]
Side Project Brewing hosts Stout Week from February 11–16
This hallmark event has become a popular annual tradition and pilgrimage for some craft beer enthusiasts.