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City officials say the Moscow Mills City Hall has closed temporarily due to an "elevated" presence of mold.

Devon Allman is back with new music.The musician, son of Gregg Allman and member of the Allman Betts Band, will release the new album Miami Moon on Aug. 16. The…

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Improving transportation and utility infrastructure, increasing industrial capacity for advanced manufacturing, creating innovative healthcare and medical research centers, and improving quality of life for all Missourians are just a few of the phrases that describe the work of the general and specialty contractor finalists for the 2024 Keystone Awards. Projects include roads, bridges and sewers; […]

The de facto life sentence was lauded by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey.

Great Rivers Greenway’s Brickline Greenway project got another boost this week. The initiative has secured significant funding from the State of Missouri Capital Improvement Budget for 2025, bringing the $245 million project nearly to its halfway-funded mark. This major public-private partnership, launched with an international design competition in 2017, will link historic Fairground Park, Forest […]

Webster University has been rocked by challenges. Its new leader says his job "will be understanding more clearly what the data shows and really dive into it."

Tim Keane, 65, will start Aug. 1, where he’ll be tasked with boosting Webster’s enrollment and revenue while improving morale among faculty and staff.

A Missouri judge on Tuesday set an Aug. 21 date for a hearing to determine if Marcellus Williams is innocent of the murder that landed him on death row — a hearing that comes just a little over a month before Williams is scheduled to die.

Burn it all down. Vote against anything proposed by the St. Louis City Charter Reform Commission. It has proven itself unworthy of the trust and votes of St. Louisans. It’s been Transparency Fail after Transparency Fail, the latest related to 4:30 pm Tonight’s Commission Special Meeting. I know. I know. We’re supposed to give the … Continue reading STL City Charter Commission Fail, Again →

Pavel Buchnevich, one of the St. Louis Blues' top scorers over the last several seasons, is staying put for the long haul.

EPA officials have expanded testing near the West Lake Landfill and Missouri River as an ongoing investigation aims to determine where potential contamination in groundwater from the site is located.

Continuing its tradition of excellence, IWR North America is excited to announce Mike Haferkamp as the latest addition to the team in the role of Estimator. Haferkamp’s extensive experience in sales and building product services uniquely equips him to enhance client offerings and operational efficiency at IWR North America. Haferkamp brings a comprehensive sales background, […]

The Supreme Court’s opinions in the NetChoice/CCIA cases have been leading to some bizarre interpretations, as many people try to read into it things they wanted to see but just aren’t there. Cathy already covered some of the oddities of Justice Alito’s concurrence (which Justices Thomas and Gorsuch signed onto), but I wanted to dig […]

Four high schools — Collegiate, Roosevelt, Sumner and Vashon — would have the most significant shift by 50 minutes earlier.

Monsignor Patrick Hambrough says he did not “thoroughly check” the notice and did not realize what would be published.

The state workers could be moved to offices in Chesterfield.

The proposed charter changes offer no improvements to the city’s financial structure to protect taxpayer’s dollars.

Elliott Davis, a longtime reporter at FOX 2, just announced his retirement after 45 years on St. Louis television. Known for his “You Paid For It” series on government waste, Davis has often shared his memories growing up near the Pruitt-Igoe public housing development.