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The St. Louis Airport Authority has issued a request for proposals to develop approximately 315 acres where a thriving Bridgeton community once existed. 

UPDATE: St. Louis County Police have canceled the Endangered Silver Advisory. The man was located safe. JENNINGS, Mo. - The St. Louis County Police Department has issued an Endangered Silver Advisory for an 88-year-old man. He left his residence at 5:30 a.m. Monday. He also had not taken his medication. He has dementia and other [...]

The man demanded the victims hand over their property, so they gave him their phones. The victims were not injured in the incident.

The Woodson Terrace Police Department announced Monday morning that one of their officers passed away over the weekend.

ALTON - A redevelopment agreement is moving forward as a Godfrey business relocates to a former Credit Union building in Alton. Alton Committee of the Whole members on Monday approved a redevelopment agreement with LDMG Ventures LLC for improvements to a building at 3401 E. Broadway in Alton. The scope of the project consists of “exterior building improvements including TPO roof replacement” at a total cost of $84,281.55. The city would agree to provide $21,070 in Tax Increment Financing (TIF) towards the project. The former site of 1st MidAmerica Credit Union, the building was also previously slated to become the next Alton Dispensary location before a City Council vote effectively shut down their reopening plans . While Planning & Development Director Greg Caffey didn’t share the exact name of the business moving in, he described it as a print signage company relocating from Godfrey to Alton. “The subject property was recently acquired

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One of the key questions about gender-affirming care among teenagers is: do they regret it later? A new study of both puberty blockers and hormone therapy shows that regret rates are extremely low a few years after the treatment has begun: The data analyzed survey responses from more than 200 people who are part of ...continue reading "New study tells us little about trans regret rates"

Shane L. Sargent, 55, died in a motorcycle crash Sunday night in Jefferson County.

Over 400 members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Engineers walked off the job Monday. Strikers are asking for better pay.

A federal judge on Monday dismissed defamation lawsuits against three Missouri state senators who made social media posts incorrectly identifying a Kansas man as an undocumented immigrant and the shooter at the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory celebration. Denton Loudermill, the plaintiff in the case, had not shown that the Kansas federal court where […]

Workers in Troy and Highland, Illinois, were on strike Monday afternoon against the Eaton Corporation and their B-Line business, a massive city block complex. Union workers at the Pinckneyville, Illinois, plant joined them.

I’ve talked about Shawn Layden before. And in admiring terms, too. In the wake of the much of the industry consolidation we saw in the video game space last year, his comments about both what that would mean for creativity within gaming, the creation of entirely new titles, and even moreso what he said about […]

TGI Fridays is now managed by an outside consultant known for facilitating bankruptcies. Here’s the latest on the chain.

Megan McArdle picks at a scab of mine today: It’s hard to pick just one favorite form of internet insanity, but, if I had to, it would definitely be shoplifting denialism. Over the last few years, shoplifting has clearly become a bigger problem. We’ve seen videos of brazen shoplifters casually walking off with goods while ...continue reading "Shoplifting is up. Or maybe it’s down. Or maybe neither."