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The transaction is valued at $1.4 billion.

ST. LOUIS -- A man has been sentenced to over four decades in prison for a senseless killing of Jayla Farr, 21, after a high school prom. Emonne Dillon, 20, received 20 years for second-degree murder, 15 years for unlawful use of a weapon, and three years each for two counts of armed criminal action, [...]

REO Speedwagon is revisiting a classic live performance for a new release.The band is set to drop Live at Rockpalast 1979 on July 5, a two-CD and DVD set featuring…

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A Kentucky man attempted to cash a counterfeit check at five St. Louis County banks, and successfully did so at three, prior to his arrest last week.

Mason City boy pairs his love of Elvis with a lemonade stand, singing and dancing to the King of Rock and Roll while offering folks a cold glass of lemonade.

Learn what sets a wet room apart from a traditional bathroom, as well as the benefits and challenges of installing one.

A St. Charles-based provider of IT managed services has acquired another local firm, with additional deals in the pipeline.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Friday upheld a federal gun control law that is intended to protect victims of domestic violence. In their first Second Amendment case since they expanded gun rights in 2022, the justices ruled 8-1 in favor of a 1994 ban on firearms for people under restraining orders to stay [...]

If ExTwitter is the bastion of free speech, you would think that it would allow for the publishing of newsworthy documents revealing a politician’s funding briefings, right? Apparently not when that politician is politically aligned with Elon Musk, whose commitment to open discourse appears to be about as floppy as the Cybertruck’s giant windshield wiper. […]

This is Charlie rolling around on the backyard patio. He's been escaping the yard lately, so we've set an early curfew and put him back in a collar. Bright pink this time. So far he hasn't chewed it off, so we're hopeful.

Today on TAP: The Supreme Court takes a step back from its partisan ‘history and tradition’ test.

Tyler Cowen points today to an essay by Dean Ball about regulation of AI. Basically, Ball is afraid of endless upward ratcheting. A seemingly limited law—like California's, which proposes to regulate AI models that could produce WMDs and similar catastrophes—is likely to grow over time: Let’s say that many parents start choosing to homeschool their ...continue reading "Yes, AI will likely be selectively banned in the future"

Attorneys representing a psychiatric facility in Champaign, Illinois, planned to file a motion Friday to set aside a $535 million judgment won by a St. Louis law firm on behalf of a teenage sexual assault victim.

Andrew Bailey did not indicate when the lawsuit would be filed.

A St. Louis man was found dead in a creek in San Antonio last week after being reported missing in Texas.

One content creator who has grown his platform through the challenges of walking onto professional fields, staying as long as he can, and more made a pit stop through Missouri last month.

Both tickets were sold in the St. Louis area.

Bill Greason, a former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher and the oldest-living Negro Leagues player, embraced special honors in Thursday's game at Rickwood Field.