A judge on Friday did not revoke the bond of a teen driver charged in a fatal DWI crash, despite a prosecutor's claim that he violated his bond conditions by drinking alcohol earlier this month.
Thousands of pages of documents gathered as part of Bailey's suit against Gardner were released, including photos that shed light on efforts to track Gardner's work on her nursing degree.
The move ends a saga that saw St. Louis stand alone in its stance, developed during the Covid-19 pandemic, that nonresidents shouldn't get refunds on the earnings tax for work done outside the city for city-based employers.
Multiple agencies have responded to Walnut Hill Court near Weldon Springs for a drowning. Metro West Dive and Rescue are on the scene, preparing to head back into the water to look for a missing male.
JETMORE, Kan. — An inch or two of corn peeks out of the dirt, just enough to reveal long rows forming over the horizon. Sprinkler engines roar as they force water from underground to pour life into dusty fields. Thunder cracks. The wind whips up dirt as a trail of dark storms looms. The crashing […]
Artist Eve Bayer presents a new collection of paintings on wood, canvas and paper inspired by the drama of nature. An interdisciplinary artist, she works across mediums of painting, drawing, […]
The four members of R.E.M. – Michael Stipe, Mike Mills, Peter Buck and Bill Berry – were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame Thursday night in New York, where…
WASHINGTON — In his first visit to Capitol Hill since leaving office in January 2021, former President Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, mapped campaign strategy with GOP lawmakers and projected party unity ahead of the November elections. Trump said the meetings brought “great unity.” Surrounded by Republican senators who were smiling and applauding him […]
A federal judge has temporarily halted enforcement of new rules from the Biden administration that would prevent discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation. U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty of Louisiana issued a temporary injunction Thursday that blocks updated Title IX policy from taking effect Aug. 1 in Idaho, Louisiana, Mississippi and Montana. In […]
Honor Awards 2024 features new artwork by ten regional artists who received Awards of Excellence in the 2022 juried exhibits at Art Saint Louis. Honor Awards 2024 will show in […]
Telecom lobbyists have been working overtime for years in both the US and EU, trying to get policymakers to support the idea of “Big Tech” paying “Big Telecom” billions of additional dollars for no coherent reason. This taxation effort always involves some variant of the claim that popular tech services are getting a “free ride” on the Internet, […]
(The Center Square) – As campaigning escalates before Missouri’s August primary election, Republican Gov. Mike Parson asked citizens on Thursday to look away for a moment.
With Interstate 70 in Columbia, Missouri, as a backdrop, Parson said the ceremonial groundbreaking to begin the $2.8 billion expansion of the highway to six lanes across the state displayed good government.
“It affects everybody,” Parson said as he was joined by current and former local, federal and state legislators…
Radioactive contamination found beneath some Florissant homes is not potent enough to exceed a key safety threshold or warrant removal, officials said this week.
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