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Third-down woes proved costly, as the St. Louis Battlehawks lost in the XFL Conference Championship Game to the San Antonio Brahmas, 25-15, inside The Dome at America’s Center.

Speaking of elections, here's the latest poll from CBS News: This is only one poll and they don't tell us which states count as battlegrounds. Still, it's the first time I've seen Biden ahead of Trump in any grouping of battlegrounds. Seems like promising news.

The news today from overseas is all about the big wins notched by far-right populist parties in elections for the European Parliament. How did they do? European Parliament groups that hold a nationalist, anti-immigrant agenda will now likely control about 130 seats, a better showing than the last election in 2019. That's suspiciously vague. How ...continue reading "Far right wins modest gains in European elections"

Terrance Lambert, a 28-year-old man, was killed and four other men were taken to area hospitals for treatment.

St. Louis football fans came out in droves to support their team ahead of the kickoff of the XFL Conference Championship game Sunday at The Dome at America’s Center.

The Illinois Regional Office of Education 33 and Monmouth College have announced a new partnership to better serve students in Henderson, Knox, Mercer and Warren counties, according

He has been located safe, St. Louis police said.

The car was found vacant later Sunday morning in the 5000 block of Plover Avenue.

A St. Louis man was confronted by a mother and grandmother after trying to lead a 3-year-old away from their Carondelet home.

The St. Charles City-County Library Board continues to hear community and staff feedback over the proposed closures of three area branches.

Zeynep Tufekci says in the New York Times today that "delays, falsehoods and misrepresentations" from government scientists have eroded public trust in expert advice: Remember the rule that we should all stay at least six feet apart? “It sort of just appeared,” Fauci said during a preliminary interview for the subcommittee hearing, adding that he ...continue reading "It’s not COVID that killed trust in experts. It’s politics."