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One of the St. Louis region's most iconic restaurants will soon close its doors.

Desmond Claude scored a season-high 31 points to lead Southern California to an 82-72 win over No. 13 Illinois on Saturday.

A new provision in Missouri's hands-free law took effect at the start of 2025, allowing law enforcement to issue citations instead of just warnings for violating the law.

Robert Quinn, a former St. Louis Rams player, was arrested early Friday following a crash in South Carolina that involved multiple vehicles.

Five Years Ago This week in 2020, the libel tourism of Devin Nunes was continuing to highlight the problems of weak anti-SLAPP laws. A patent troll got smacked down by an appeals court, while there was a twist in Oracle’s attacks on Google, and Apple became the latest company to up the ante in abusing […]

Returning to the scene of the alleged crime five days after the robbery, Mosley was recognized by Foot Locker employees, who immediately called police.

Republicans need to figure out a way to fund their giant tax cut for the rich, and in a huge surprise their answer turns out to be benefit cuts for the poor. But check out how they're trying to frame it: STRENGTHEN MEDICARE FOR SENIORS MAKING MEDICAID WORK FOR THE MOST VULNERABLE REIMAGINING THE AFFORDABLE ...continue reading "Republicans officially unveil their plan: tax cuts for the rich paid for by the poor"

A St. Louis alderwoman is proposing a significant shift in the city's governance, a plan that would strip the mayor of power in favor of a city administrator.

The folks at the University of Michigan who do the monthly Survey of Consumer Sentiment have a whole bunch of interesting stuff they released yesterday. First up, as soon as Donald Trump was elected uncertainty over inflation surged upward: At the same time, as talk of tariffs ramped up, a lot of people decided it ...continue reading "Donald Trump’s election hasn’t been great for the economy"