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Enterprise Center will host the 2027 Division I wrestling finals, the NCAA announced Wednesday.

As noted a few times, recent Supreme Court rulings have thrown most U.S. regulatory enforcement into operational and legal chaos. The dismantling of Chevron in particular now dictates that regulators can’t implement new rules or reforms without the explicit approval of Congress. Two problems there: one, regulators ideally have very specific subject expertise Congress doesn’t […]

WASHINGTON — U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan unsealed a lengthy and partly redacted motion Wednesday that charts special counsel Jack Smith’s final argument before November that former President Donald Trump acted in a private capacity when he co-conspired to overturn the 2020 election. Much of the motion concerns Trump’s interactions with individuals in Arizona, Georgia, […]

The Missouri Supreme Court declined to force an investigation into donations to Attorney General Andrew Bailey connected to a witness in a case his office was handling. In a filing Tuesday evening, the judges denied a request from Lucas Cierpiot — son of state Sen. Mike Cierpiot — to require the disciplinary arm of the court to investigate donations from Micheal Ketchmark and his law firm to a political action committee supporting Bailey. Ketchmark, a prominent attorney and large political…

A Columbia woman charged with using multiple aliases to accuse restaurant competitors of criminal activity also used fake names for testimony to a Missouri House committee alleging a conspiracy to obtain liquor licenses for undocumented immigrants  Crystal Umfress of Columbia, owner of Casa Maria’s Mexican Cantina, was already facing trial in a Dunklin County arson-for-hire […]

U.S. Sens. Eric Schmitt and Roger Wicker toured new NGA site on Wednesday, where they spoke of St. Louis’ central role in safeguarding the nation’s security.

The estate gift from Anne E. Price, former assistant superintendent at SLPS, is the largest awarded to the university from a woman graduate.

When arrested, police said he had one of the stolen Airpods in his ear and was wearing a St. Charles City firefighter jacket and the stolen shoes.

SLDC asked St. Louis City Counselor Sheena Hamilton’s office whether there were conflicts of interest in its awards under a north St. Louis grant program, but the opinion is secret.

There will be 16 workers divided into two shifts. They will walk, ride a bike or patrol in a marked vehicle between 6 a.m. and 11 p.m. daily.

The nonprofit leader trains 120 Little Tikes sales representatives a year on how to build inclusive playgrounds, alongside the organization's work with developers.

ST. LOUIS - The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis and its partners are coming together Thursday to clean up a neighborhood in need in Wellston. Thursday morning's effort is part of an ongoing program by the Urban League and its partners called "Clean Up, Build Up." The program is in its seventh year and [...]

The station last underwent a major renovation in 1941, when the layout was updated to accommodate cars rather than horses and stagecoaches.

At least four women say the cop dug up private nude photos in their smartphones during traffic stops.

All this week we are bringing you stories produced by participants in the NPR Next Gen Radio project held in St. Louis. They focused on the meaning of home. Today, the story of the Naichuk family, who fled for the St. Louis region after the war broke out in their hometown in Ukraine.

ST. LOUIS - After another chilly start Thursday, warmer air will take over and stick around through the weekend. Plenty of sunshine Thursday with highs in the low 80s in metro STL and upper 70s in surrounding areas. A weak cool front Thursday night could bring a few showers just north of the St. Louis [...]