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(The Center Square) — New York is being sued by a group of Republican attorneys general over a law requiring fossil fuel companies to pony up money to the state for alleged damages caused by climate change.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski (IL-13) re-introduced bipartisan legislation to make it easier for veterans to access the benefits they’ve earned. The Clear Communication for Veterans Claims Act would require the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to eliminate overcomplicated language from written communications with veterans. Budzinski introduced the legislation with Congressman Tom Barrett (MI-07) and Veterans’ Affairs Committee Chairman Mike Bost (IL-12). Budzinski introduced this legislation last Congress and it successfully passed out of the House. However, it did not receive a vote in the Senate. “Every day, my office hears from veterans who are struggling to access the benefits they’ve earned due to confusing processes and complicated paperwork,” said Congresswoman Budzinski. “I’m proud to be working with my new colleague, Congressman Barrett, to streamline the VA’s communication with our veterans

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Aisha Sultan writes: Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey has described X as “freedom technology.” It doesn’t look like freedom to support a king.

James Pointer was in his housing unit at the Moberly Correctional Center when the cap on a femoral catheter became dislodged.

Dianna Bartels claims she was discriminated against because she is a woman, has autism and is of Irish descent.

Bills advancing in the Missouri Legislature would ban the sale of intoxicating hemp edibles and vape products outside of marijuana dispensaries, but allow hemp-THC seltzers to remain on grocery and liquor store shelves.

For a long while there it was good to be a lumbering U.S. cable monopoly. Companies like Comcast and Charter pretty much enjoyed a monopoly on broadband at “next generation” speeds (over 100 Mbps) in most towns. So while they were losing traditional cable TV customers to streaming (or piracy), they could still extract their […]

The "New Works Collective" runs through Saturday at the COCA in University City.

Jon Patterson still had three weeks before he officially took over as speaker of the Missouri House, but in mid-December he was already busy putting out fires from his soon-to-be predecessor. The Lee’s Summit, Missouri, Republican had caught wind that staff for then-Speaker Dean Plocher were making moves to fill open legislative jobs before Patterson took over. Plocher had endured more than a year of scandal, including allegations that he threatened to fire nonpartisan staff who raised concerns…

Our dining editor favors two places in Columbia and shares recs from more than a dozen local culinarians.

With the grant money, MOBOT hopes to have more programs, interpretive panels, exhibits and digital engagement about the history of slavery at the garden.

The deadline to submit your nomination for the St. Louis Business Journal's 2025 HR Awards has been extended to Sunday, Feb. 16. The HR Awards recognize the important work individuals, companies and organizations do in the field of human resources to make area firms successful. Submit your nomination by clicking here. All HR Awards honorees — companies and people — must be based in the St. Louis area, which includes the city of St. Louis and St. Louis, St. Charles, Jefferson, Franklin,…

The retailer's signs did not give a reason for the move from the Galleria store, which is located on the first level across from the Cheesecake Factory.

ST. LOUIS - A vacant house was damaged after an overnight fire in north St. Louis. The fire took place around 4 a.m. on Highland Avenue in north St. Louis' Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood. No injuries were reported in the fire.

A number of Hispanic-owned businesses will temporarily close next week as part of a coordinated effort to highlight the contributions of immigrants to the region's economy and culture in the wake of Trump’s mass deportation plans. STLPR's Brian Munoz reports.