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A pair of painted terrapins at the LA Zoo.

Tyrone Venney, 52, was bleeding and unconscious after being assaulted Jan. 1, 2024, in St. Louis. He died six months later at a nursing home in Illinois.

St. Louis Development Corp. said it wanted a firm with “track record” of administering digital literacy programs. Instead, it hired a political consultancy.

Arnold Britt has been hired by the city’s troubled Building Division, which is under FBI investigation.

St. Louis City SC will air a regional ad during Sunday's Super Bowl, the Major League Soccer team said.

Panera Bread, the St. Louis-based fast-casual restaurant chain, is hiring a new C-suite executive to oversee its technology organization.

The latest: Panama says Trump is full of shit and it hasn't agreed to let US warships transit the canal for free. A judge has paused Trump's offer to federal workers to resign their jobs and still be paid through September. Another judge has issued a nationwide injunction against Trump's attempt to do away with ...continue reading "The pushback against Trump is now well underway"

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Storms spawned at least one tornado, sent creeks over their banks and caused flash flooding Thursday in portions of West Virginia and Kentucky, while a wintry mix coated trees and roads in ice and even dropped “thunder ice” in several states. Residents and storm spotters in portions of Indiana, southern Michigan, [...]

A 28-year-old man delivering pizza in the city's Tower Grove East neighborhood was robbed at gunpoint Wednesday night.

A mirror returns exactly what stands before it. No amount of wealth can bribe it, no volume of threats can intimidate it, no technological innovation can reprogram it. A billionaire’s reflection shows the same unaltered truth as a beggar’s. This fundamental democracy of reflection—this absolute fidelity to physical reality—makes mirrors uniquely immune to power. They […]

GRANITE CITY - Monica Cooper, of Granite City, a beloved mother and friend, died unexpectedly on Sunday, Feb. 2, 2025, after a brief battle with pneumonia. She was 42 years old. Cooper is remembered for her vibrant personality and infectious laughter. Described as a dynamic and fun-loving individual, she touched the lives of many with her honesty, warmth, and generosity. "Her ‘shoot from the hip’ honesty, tempered with humor, and her warm smile will be deeply missed by all who knew her," her family shared in a heartfelt statement. She is survived by her children, Justin and Samantha Clark, and Casie and Jeremy Wright, along with her grandchildren, Emma and Miley. Cooper was the daughter of Vernon Gale Cooper and Linda Lentz, and she leaves behind siblings Tommy and Peggy Cooper, Kevin Cooper, and Michelle and Toby Wallace. In light of Cooper's passing, her family has initiated a GoFundMe campaign to assist with funeral expenses and other unforeseen costs, as she did not

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This week Construction Forum drone photographer Louis Kelly, owner of Drone Eagle, LLC, captured progress on the new St. Louis Community College (STLCC) Center for Health Sciences and Technology at its Wildwood campus. The 132,900-square-foot center is projected to cost $84.5 million. KWAME Building Group is the construction manager. Christner is the architect and BSI […]

Today on TAP: Come April, it will be time to celebrate—and renew—America’s 1775 revolt against usurping monarchs.

Record Store Day has unveiled its list of exclusive releases for its 2025 celebration, taking place in independent record stores on April 12.Among this year’s releases:John Lennon’s Power To The…

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The $1.5 million center will feature nine state-of-the-art courts.

“Despite the challenges of the past, this body is moving forward, and it is Senate Republicans who are leading the charge. We are moving conservative priorities,” Majority Leader Tony Luetkemeyer said.

A St. Charles County man is accused of having nearly 2,000 pictures or videos containing child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in his possession and trading some of that material online.

Legislation allowing low-dose intoxicating hemp drinks to continue to be sold in grocery and liquor stores won the approval of committees in both the Missouri House and Senate this week.  A House committee advanced a bill 12 to 5 on Wednesday afternoon, followed the next morning by a 5 to 1 by a Senate committee. […]