A few years ago, Krystle Armstrong walked into Planned Parenthood in Rolla for a routine well-woman exam — the kind of appointment people make and forget about. Instead, her pap smear came back abnormal. Her doctor found pre-cancerous cells, and not long after, Armstrong had an ovary removed. Now 38 and living in Lake Ozark, […]
There is a familiar Washington magic trick, and Missouri’s U.S. senators perform it with unusual confidence: Spend years denouncing the bipartisan cult of stupid wars, then salute smartly when your own president lights the fuse. Josh Hawley and Eric Schmitt have both marketed themselves as realists, skeptics of permanent intervention and the old foreign-policy catechism. […]
As communities’ concerns grow over rising electricity prices and the environmental effects of data centers, some local and state officials want to halt development of the facilities. Lawmakers in at least 11 states — Georgia, Maryland, Michigan, New Hampshire, New York, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin — have introduced legislation this […]
ST. LOUIS - It is going to be very warm to start the work week. Sunny skies and southwest winds will push highs close to 80 F Monday and into the 80s Tuesday. Both days with get close to record highs. Sunny skies will be around on Monday and we’ll be clear Monday night. Clouds [...]
Steven Tyler’s annual Jam for Janie Grammy Viewing Party, put on by his Janie's Fund charity, raised $4.1 million for the organization.Janie's Fund posted a video on Instagram featuring highlights from…
ST. LOUIS – With Ameren customers “springing forward” for daylight saving time on March 8, 2026, the annual clock adjustment offers more than just a reminder to change smoke detector batteries; it’s also the ideal moment to prepare for the unpredictable weather that comes with spring and summer. “In recent years, we’ve seen severe storms develop with little warning, and that’s why staying prepared is so important,” said Tommie Bugett , director
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