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Washington DC is suddenly full of anonymous Democratic insiders who are dishing dirt on Joe Biden's parlous mental state. The New York Times rounds up a lot of them for a long story today, and if you read carefully one of the recurrent themes is that Biden's mental state has fallen off a cliff in ...continue reading "Biden’s cognitive decline may be fairly recent"

Investigators with the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office and Eureka Police Department are asking for the public’s help in locating a man wanted for an arson and a burglary in the past week.

Police were alerted to an incident by MetroLink.

The shooting happened early Tuesday morning on Cabrillo Drive.

Explore's board and Ratcliffe said she would retire from the organization on Aug. 31, ahead of her contract expiring in June 2025.

A teen girl was critically wounded in a drive-by shooting overnight in Spanish Lake. Now, the community is begging for the violence to end.

Four offices had elevated levels of mold.

Steve Anderson was pulled over on Interstate 44 in Crawford County in his custom-built UFO.

The state of Missouri will relocate nearly 600 employees from downtown St. Louis as it seeks to sell two buildings it owns there.

Over the past few months, Missouri attorney general hopeful Will Scharf became a familiar face on national news for his legal advocacy for former President Donald Trump. Now, over the next few weeks, the St. Louis County attorney is hoping to make the case to GOP primary voters that he should replace Attorney General Andrew Bailey. “I never really thought this was something that I would do,” Scharf said on an episode of the Politically Speaking podcast. “Friends of mine approached me about running and said that they thought it was really time to shake up Jefferson City and get more conservative outsiders, as opposed to establishment politicians and establishment people in the office.”

"The reality is that President Biden has won our party's nomination in 2024 and it is up to him to choose his path forward," Rep. Nikki Budzinski told Lee Enterprises.

When a federal agency issues a new rule, you can sue them in federal court if you think the rule was wrongly approved. For example, maybe you think the agency violated proper procedure or failed to properly account for public comments. The default statute of limitations for filing a suit is six years. But six ...continue reading "The Supreme Court really hates federal agencies"

This week Forum drone pilot Louis Kelly of Drone Eagle LLC shows recently completed homes and others under construction in the Hebert Homes project. Hebert Homes is transforming the 3600 and 3700 blocks of Hebert Street in the City’s JeffVanderLou neighborhood. It is a project of Tabernacle Community Development. Tabernacle CDC is a faith-based non-profit […]

Janes and Pang Atelier offers weekly open figure sessions to people with all levels of experience. There will be a live model on every Tuesday evening from 5:30pm to 8pm, […]

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