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"What's he building in there?" echoes through my mind. In our latest experiment, we are building a new type of Fediverse experience geared towards aiding discovery. Here's how we get there.

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Missouri voters will decide on a host of ballot questions next month, including proposed amendments that would create a new endowment fund and another that would establish the right to have county sheriffs elected.

Alfred Montgomery was back in federal court Tuesday as his attorney fought to have emails excluded from evidence. Montgomery, wearing an orange jail jumpsuit and shackles, had little reaction.

The damage from the May 2025 tornado is still visible at O’Fallon Park. Hundreds of trees were destroyed but now new growth is beginning to take root here.

Drivers concerns about safety on the Eads Bridge are renewed after another fatal accident on Tuesday morning.

Ten years after a St. Louis County police officer was killed in the line of duty, his family — and the community he served — say the loss is still deeply felt.

"These allegations are FALSE," DHS spokesman Chandler Rebel said in a statement.

Missouri freshman offensive tackle Johnnie “DJ” Jones needs a heart transplant and is hospitalized at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida, coach Eli Drinkwitz said Tuesday.

Mayor Cara Spencer and Personnel Director Brian Light will co-host the ceremony on Tuesday, October 13, in the City Hall Rotunda

I’ve written a few times now about why Meta’s big “settlement” with the states is a bad deal. It’s Meta seeking to control how the rest of the internet is regulated in a way that, as Eric Goldman’s op-ed we republished explains, is anti-competitive. It’s also bad for kids (while everyone is pretending it protects […]

No hot water. Vermin in the ceilings. Sewage leaks. Now about 150 families at Northern Village apartments in St. Louis County could be forced to leave.

A Granite City woman convicted of killing her ex-boyfriend has been sentenced to 55 years in prison.

JERSEYVILLE – Sentencing hearings have been rescheduled for two adults who pleaded guilty in connection to a Jerseyville public battery and mob action incident earlier this year . A substitution of attorney was filed on Sept. 22, 2026 in the case against 18-year-old Hayden Womack, removing attorney Eric Pistorious and assigning attorney Robert Elovitz to represent Womack. Womack’s sentencing hearing, originally scheduled for Sept. 28, 2026, was also rescheduled to 1 p.m. on Nov.

The Kirkwood City Council will look at revoking a permit from local restaurant Billy G's that allows the business to host live music outdoors.

ALTON - Alton’s Landon Mayer secured the final state qualifying spot on Monday, Oct. 5, 2026, after a six-hole playoff at the Lockport Sectional, advancing to the Class 3A IHSA boys golf state finals for the second time. Mayer finished ninth with a 73 and will compete Friday, Oct. 10, 2026, at The Den at Fox Creek Golf Course in Bloomington. His qualification marks the fourth consecutive year an Alton boys golfer has advanced to state. Landon Mayer is an Eardley Agency LLC Male Athlete

(The Center Square) – With early voting having already started for the upcoming midterm elections, congressional Republicans are touting the tax policies in their so-called One Big Beautiful Bill Act that became law last year.