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WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice wrote in a legal filing released Monday that three GOP-led states attempting to overturn federal prescribing guidelines for medication abortion have sought to keep a case going in the wrong place at the wrong time. The filing is significant since it appears to indicate the Trump administration will defend […]

Audit reveals over $4.9 million in missing cars while former employees allege corruption persisted for years

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) hosted its annual Memorial Breakfast today, honoring those lost in the line of duty. 

Energizer Holdings Inc., the St. Louis-based manufacturer of batteries and car care products, has bolstered its European presence with the acquisition of a battery manufacturer there.

Cinema St. Louis said it is prepared to host the event without grant funding thanks to "the unwavering support" of members, donors and the community.

The St. Louis Cardinals will play the Pittsburg Pirates at Busch Stadium from May 5 to 7.

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An effort to restart discussions on a St. Louis-St. Louis County merger was met with hostility last week in a Missouri House hearing room.

Businesses in Brentwood have their day in court against the City of Brentwood. Multiple businesses have sued the city to stop the city’s blight declaration of a stretch of Manchester Road.

With less than two weeks before graduation, seniors at the University of Missouri in Columbia are entering a job market that they say is tough.

A chop shop operator appeared in federal court Monday and admitted aiding car thieves connected to a St. Louis gang.

Those planning to travel by plane over the next several days will need to have their Real ID.

PIASA - Greyson Brewer, a senior running back and cornerback for Southwestern High School in Piasa, recently received a college opportunity to play football at Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois. He signed to take a scholarship at Augustana recently at Southwestern High. He has been named an Altonized Community Federal Credit Union Male Athlete of the Month. Brewer had a strong senior football season for Piasa Birds' head coach Pat Keith. Brewer appeared in nine games during his final high school season, carrying the ball 111 times for 605 yards, including a longest run of 54 yards. He scored six touchdowns on the ground and added 12 receptions for 187 yards and two more touchdowns. Coach Keith praised Brewer’s performance for the Piasa Birds in his career. His contributions helped lead the Piasa Birds during his senior year, earning him outstanding recognition.

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Looking to try out chess in a welcoming, judgment-free environment? Come to the Saint Louis Chess Club to learn and play with other beginners! Led by our friendly and experienced […]

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At a time when Section 230 has become one of the most politically divisive tech policy issues, our final episode of the Otherwise Objectionable podcast brings together an unusual panel for a “roundtable discussion” between myself, Jessica Melugin of CEI, Charles Cooke from the National Review, and Dave Willner (well-known trust & safety expert who […]

ALTON - The Hayner Public Library District is preparing for the Summer Reading Program, and they can’t wait to welcome kids and teens to the library. From June 2 to July 10, 2025, community members can enjoy special programs, events and activities every day to celebrate the Summer Reading Program. This year’s theme, “Level Up,” has a gaming feel and reminds kids that they can level up their lives by reading. “There’s programming seven days a week,” said Mary Cordes, Hayner’s executive director. “We have a really good staff.” The staff has been preparing for the Summer Reading Program since January, said Megan Dees, who oversees most of the teen programming at the library. Dees has been busy decorating the library with retro gaming icons, from Pac-Man to Sonic, in preparation for the “Level Up” theme. Each week begins with “Press Start for Art,” a program from 10–11 a.m. on Mondays

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