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Harris picks Walz for vice president
Vice President Harris has chosen Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) to be her running mate as she heads toward a November faceoff against former President Trump, she announced Tuesday. Harris announced her choice of Walz in a post on Instagram and in a text message to supporters, praising his support for middle class families and his personal history serving [...]
Ferguson thrust them into activism. Now, Cori Bush and Wesley Bell battle for a congressional seat
Officer struck after conducting traffic stop in Chesterfield
A Police Officer was struck by a vehicle while conducting a traffic stop in Chesterfield, Missouri, and was taken to the hospital for treatment.
Motorcyclist dies after riding off I-270, crashing into car on Pershall Road
Suit claims Missouri agency violated Sunshine Law while awarding housing funds, tax credits
The Missouri Housing Development Commission awarded millions of dollars in public funds and tax credits without notice or public votes, a former employee alleges.
6th Circuit Temporarily Puts Net Neutrality On Ice As The Post-Chevron GOP Assault On The Regulatory State Accelerates
We recently noted how the telecom industry, with the help of the recent Chevron ruling, was gearing up to deliver what it hoped would be the killing blow to popular net neutrality protections (read: broadly popular FCC rules designed to prevent telecom monopolies from abusing their market power to screw customers and competitors). AT&T, Comcast, Verizon […]
Steve's Hot Dogs plans 1st location outside the city
The restaurant said it plans to open the new location in late 2024.
Missouri candidates make their final arguments in run-up to Tuesday’s balloting
Voting for the 2024 primary election begins at 6 a.m. Tuesday. Polls close at 7 p.m.
Supreme Court shuts down Missouri AG’s suit against New York
It's a defeat for Missouri AG Andrew Bailey who sought to sue New York after the justices granted Donald Trump broad immunity in a separate case filed in Washington
My Ballot — The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Voter Guide
Blues at the Arch Festival celebrates St. Louis music history at iconic location
The Blues at the Arch Festival is held close to one of the area's biggest blues bars in the 1930s.
Neman: A polite discussion between Popeye and Bluto
Bluto points to Popeye's can of spinach and says, "Ew. Are you going to eat that?"
Tuesday, August 6 - Health concerns with raw milk
Raw milk has seen a rise in popularity in recent years. More than 30 states allow its sale for human consumption in some form, including Missouri and Illinois. But food safety officials have long warned of risks with drinking unpasteurized milk. Now a recent outbreak of bird flu in dairy cattle has raised new health concerns with consuming the product.
Leading St. Louis physicians share insights on their careers, medical triumphs, and hopes for new advances
Doctors from across the region explain what patient care means to them.
Steve’s Hot Dogs to open at The District this winter
Set to open at The District in late 2024, Steve’s Hot Dogs will offer a menu of specialty hot dogs, sausages and smash burgers in the county for the first time.
Suit claims Missouri agency violated Sunshine Law while awarding housing funds, tax credits
The Missouri Housing Development Commission awarded millions of dollars in public funds and tax credits without notice or public votes, a former employee alleged in a lawsuit filed last week. The lawsuit, filed in Jackson County, claims the commission regularly violated the state’s Sunshine Law and the law governing its actions, which requires an “affirmative […]
As investors pay top-dollar for land, farmers are often priced out
As Jess Bray pulled up to a 21-acre farm nestled in an eastern Oklahoma valley, she instantly got a warm feeling. “This is the place,” she thought. After attempting to buy two other properties before being outbid by cash buyers, Bray and her husband Jon began to wonder whether their dream of owning and operating […]
Bush, Bell make final push for Congressional District 1 race
Two progressive Democrats, Cori Bush and Wesley Bell, are competing in a highly contested primary election for Congressional District 1 in Missouri, with the winner expected to have a strong chance of winning the November general election.
Heat Advisory Tuesday but cool down arrives Wednesday
ST. LOUIS - It will be very hot and muggy again on Tuesday. A heat advisory has been issued across the heart of the St. Louis region, where heat index values this afternoon are expected to top 105. A cold front will come through the area on Tuesday afternoon and evening, bringing an increase in [...]
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