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The famous—or infamous—Chevron case isn't complicated. In a nutshell, it says that when Congress writes a vague law a federal agency should be allowed to interpret it in any reasonable way. Not any way. If an agency is flatly wrong, then a court can overturn it. But if there are multiple plausible ways of interpreting ...continue reading "Supreme Court decides courts are the very best at everything"

TABC agents interviewed several individuals, reviewed purchase records and went through video footage by businesses on that evening as part of their investigation.

Claude Julien is back behind an NHL bench as an assistant coach for the St. Louis Blues.

Matthew Nikolai, 17, and his family were crossing Chippewa Street walking toward Ted Drewes when he was hit and killed.

Missouri's brown recluse and black widow populations are routinely found in homes during the summer, but sightings spike during the hottest days.

A one-year-old baby died, and five others are hurt after a serious crash Thursday in Marion County.

Dispatchers level one are participating in a crucial training program designed to upgrade their skills and elevate them to level two.

Scrapping the legal precedent could send a "convulsive shock" to decades of federal environmental, financial, and healthcare regulations.

So far today, the Supreme Court has overruled Chevron, a 40-year-old precedent, in order to reduce the power of federal agencies; and decided the Department of Justice can't try January 6 protesters for obstructing an official proceeding. All that's left is for them to decide that Donald Trump has immunity to prosecution. That would be ...continue reading "Supreme Court ending its term with a bang"

A 61-year-old man was arrested for robbing the Anheuser Busch Employee Credit Union in St. Louis, after presenting a note to the teller and leaving with cash.

It’s just like adults to be constantly diagnosing the wrong thing in trying to “save the children.” Over the last couple of years there’s been a mostly nonsense moral panic claiming that the teen mental health crisis must be due to social media. Of course, as we’ve detailed repeatedly, the actual research on this does […]

It's hard to celebrate the Fourth of July holiday without fireworks, but they aren't available to just anyone or just anywhere in the St. Louis region.

The right-wing conspiracy website Gateway Pundit is accused of abusing the bankruptcy process to escape accountability in defamation lawsuits stemming from its false claims about the 2020 election.  Gateway Pundit, founded in St. Louis by brothers Jim and Joe Hoft, filed for bankruptcy in April as it was facing defamation lawsuits in Missouri and Colorado. […]

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John Bergfeld has been appointed as the new Chief of Police for the Ballwin Police Department, following the firing of former Chief Doug Schaeffler for violating people's privacy rights.

A stunning English-inspired home in Frontenac, Missouri, designed by renowned architect Bobby McAlpine, features 6 bedrooms, 5 full bathrooms, 2 half baths, and a lower level entertainment area, all surrounded by a beautiful yard with a pool, hot tub, and pickleball court.

Foo Fighters welcomed a hometown hero to the stage during their concert in Birmingham, England, on Thursday.The show featured a surprise appearance by Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler, who joined…

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Police said they stopped chasing the driver before the crash occurred. The driver's identity has not been released.