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Thomas A. Stocker was sentenced to 85 years in prison for attempted murder and aggravated battery with a firearm after shooting a victim multiple times and leaving a bullet in the victim's head.

Correction & Retraction: The original BBC article implied that the NY Times was threatening Worldle and demanding it change its name. That now appears to be incorrect, and it simply opposed letting Worldle register its own trademark, noting that it was too close to its own Wordle. Which… is not a crazy interpretation. While the […]

EQ's resident expert in economic complexity theory, Mike Fabrizi, explains the different shared services offered by St. Louis' innovation districts. From lab equipment to utilities management, shared services cuts down on outsourcing costs and increases the chance of your AgTech or BioTech startup succeeding in these resource intensive sectors.

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Today on TAP: Unless Tesla shareholders grant him this tidy bonus, he’s threatened to take his marbles elsewhere.

Davion Swinson's mother, grandmother and aunt are angry that the officer never yelled a command at Swinson to drop his gun before shooting him. The officer was cleared of wrongdoing.

I was browsing through the press highlights of the April trade report and learned that we set a new record for imports from Ireland. But what the hell do we import from Ireland? Whiskey? Shamrock-themed tea towels? The answer turns out to be drugs. Now you know.

Marty's last day with the district will be June 30, 2025.

St. Louis native Jayson Tatum is NBA Finals-bound for the second time in three years.

Investigators used DNA testing to identify and charge an Oklahoma City man in the 1992 rape of a woman in a south St. Louis County neighborhood.

As vice president and general manager of KMOV-TV, J.D. Sosnoff played a key role in parent Gray Television's decision for the station to leave its longtime location downtown for Maryland Heights. Sosnoff said Gray spent millions of dollars to buy a three-story building in Maryland Heights and renovate it for a state-of-the-art broadcasting and content creation space.

In a bipartisan letter, the senators say that Amazon was misleading about whether it controls aspects of work at its third-party transportation partners.

“The need for more OB-GYNs is going to be at a crisis point here soon,” McNicholas said.

Over at National Review, Michael New says Democrats were "grandstanding" with their bill yesterday that would have protected the right to contraception: The aim of the bill was to solve a problem that doesn’t exist. First, contraceptives are widely available.... Furthermore, more contraceptive use would not necessarily reduce the number either of abortions or of ...continue reading "There’s no good reason not to protect contraception"

Attorneys Mark and Patricia McCloskey filed a request in January to have the convictions wiped away.

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) St. Louis Chapter, a distinguished organization, proudly presents the AIA National Photography Competition. This esteemed competition with a legacy spanning almost four decades, showcases the exceptional talents of architects and their unique photographic interpretations of the designed environment. Open to all actively registered architects in the United States, individual […]

Riders said they want improvements to several areas including fewer trip denials, hiring more drivers and a better reservation and phone system.

Centurion Health has been paid more than $450 million since taking over the state prison health contract in 2021.

The move out of the city follows a rift with the government's development agency.