Deaths in Missouri prisons hit a new high in 2024. The preliminary total, 139, is two more than the 137 recorded by the Department of Corrections in each of the previous two years and represents the fourth year in the past five where deaths behind bars have averaged 10 or more a month. There were […]
The private university will finish its current fiscal year with positive cash flow for the first time since 2015 — as long as university leaders continue to cut costs.
ST. LOUIS - Combating crime in the city of St. Louis will be the focus of a major event with prominent city leaders on Tuesday. St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones, City Police Chief Robert Tracy, and Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore will speak Tuesday afternoon about the crime statistics in the city during 2024. The press [...]
Jeff Stevens' N/A label is teaming up with Kevin Brennan for a memorable event on January 23, and the brand is branching out to other wellness-focused beverages.
Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves didn’t directly confirm the reported interest by Cliffs and Nucor in making a bid for U.S. Steel, but he didn’t deny that Cliffs would be interested in a new bid and would make one if the Nippon Steel deal collapses.
Ameren Corp., the St. Louis-based energy company, said Tuesday that Midcontinent Independent System Operator has chosen it to build multiple critical energy grid infrastructure projects in Missouri, Illinois and several Midwest states.
As streaming video chipped away at traditional cable TV subscriber bases, most cable giants like Spectrum and Comcast responded by raising prices and being difficult. When confronted with growing evidence that cord cutting (defined as cutting the TV cord but keeping broadband and streaming TV) was a growing trend, most of these same executives spent years first denying cord cutting […]
ALTON - Due to a number of insurmountable factors, including recent deaths and illnesses of several pre-cast performers in major roles, Alton Little Theater is forced to cancel the plans for the February Studio Series. "It is with great sadness that we do so, and two playwrights and sixteen performers are all grieving about loss in all forms," Lee Cox, of ALT, said. Tickets that have been sold will be refunded or traded in for either of two March or one May Concerts ( 3 choices total), that actually have a greater ticket price. "We are so sorry to announce this February cancellation," Cox said. "The January Comedy, 'THE EXES,' will open on January 24th and run through February 2nd as planned. "
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A precautionary boil water advisory was issued overnight Tuesday morning in Wildwood due to operational problems at a plant. According to Missouri American Water, the advisory was issued around 3:30 a.m. Tuesday morning. The advisory is expected to be in effect for approximately 48 hours. Missouri American Water advises that [...]
Board members from the Ellendale, Lindenwood Park and Clifton Heights neighborhood associations have had several meetings with representatives from QuikTrip … MoreQuikTrip Open House
Nothing could tempt me to make a sweet Dutch Baby pancake. And then I recently happened to catch an America's Test Kitchen show about them and other dishes on television.
A fire broke out in a north St. Louis home overnight, causing significant damage and requiring firefighters to battle the frigid cold and icy conditions.
When I think about Mike Parson’s tenure as Missouri governor, which came to an end Monday after six years, two moments jump out to me. The first came at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Parson steadfastly refused to issue stringent statewide public health orders, instead leaving those decisions in the hands of local officials. […]
President Elect Donald Trump has promised mass deportation of immigrants and refugees when he takes office. That will hit some agricultural industries—including meatpacking—especially hard. Harvest Public Media’s contributor Ted Genoways reports on what that may mean for workers and consumers.
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