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The Wall Street Journal says real estate data shows that more people are returning to the office: According to a September report by Redfin, about 10% of home sellers in the U.S. are looking to move because of return-to-work policies, indicating that after more than three years of remote-work policies dominating behavior in the housing ...continue reading "Return-to-work has stalled out in 2023"

This is Charlie out front gazing at birds flying overhead. Sadly for him, they are just a dream. The crows around here are about as big as he is.

Arin Dube thinks he knows the answer to an ongoing issue: I am tried of this debate because the answer is yes and we should stop debating it https://t.co/47B2nG6JOL — Arin Dube (@arindube) November 24, 2023 In other words, the answer is yes to both questions. People are concerned about their actual conditions and social ...continue reading "We know why (some) people think the economy is terrible"

CDC says nine people in Missouri and four in Illinois have been sickened by the contaminated fruit.

In Bucks County, Pennsylvania, a hard-right school board filled with Moms for Liberty members was swept out of office in November. But at the last minute they decided in their final board meeting to show their appreciation for the school superintendent who had backed their agenda: A Pennsylvania school board that banned books, Pride flags ...continue reading "MAGA school board leaves the boss a thoughtful gift on its way out"

Leonard Griggs, the gruff ex-Air Force colonel who was Lambert Airport's director for 21 years-plus, died Monday at age 92.

Chanel Ligies walked into work at The Urban Outfitters in the Galleria Mall here around 8:30 a.m. with two Starbucks coffees in hand, expecting to see a much larger crowd.

A 36-year-old woman walking in the road was struck and killed by a car early Friday on Interstate 70.

A 16-year-old boy was shot and killed here in an SUV on Thanksgiving Day.

"Indigenous Missourians" tells the story of one of the world's biggest cities a millennia ago, the invasion of white settlers, broken treaties and the tragic "Trail of Tears."

It was unclear what the next steps would be for the property.

The 93-year-old driver did not survive.

Cut down your Christmas tree in the Shawnee National Forest with the purchase of a Christmas tree permit. This special permit allows you to harvest a Christmas tree from designated sections of the Shawnee National Forest.

There are three opportunities for fans to get their hands on a piece of history.

For nearly two decades, Pride St. Louis has continued its effort to make sure no one goes hungry on Thanksgiving Day.

Mike Parson has become the face of mercy by pardoning more than 600 people in the past three years.