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McClellan: A dinner at Sam’s Steakhouse and a stroll through St. Louis history
Bill McClellan writes: From Mayfair dressing to federal court, the remarkable history behind one of St. Louis’ iconic restaurants.
Mayor aims to entice space museum to St. Charles. Its owner says it has other suitors
Now, the museum's owner, Earl Mullins, wants to expand his collection but he needs more room to do it. Mayor Dan Borgmeyer thinks St. Charles is the answer.
Construction starts on new Downtown West apartment project
The Rollick will be a $24 million, 74-unit apartment project at North 22nd and Locust streets.
Why the stakes are high for Missouri in Trump’s Canada tariffs
President Donald Trump’s announcement of a 50% tariff on certain Canadian imports has renewed attention to U.S.-Canada trade. While much of the national conversation about trade focuses on China, for Missouri, Canada may matter even more. Canada is Missouri’s largest export market. In 2025, the state shipped $5.8 billion in goods to Canada, about 31% […]
Missouri man, 81, detained on murder charge in death of ex-wife with dementia
The suspect, who helped pay for around-the-clock dementia care for his ex-wife, "expressed concern recently regarding the cost of the victim’s care,” prosecutors said.
Vast produce supply chain complicates tracking cyclospora in Missouri
When contamination occurs, tracing it back through that system can take weeks.
Amid federal changes, advocates question the role of private insurers in Missouri Medicaid
If the state managed Medicaid directly, physicians and patient advocates argued, it could save up to $259 million a year and potentially protect benefits.
Ex-sheriff’s deputy who killed Sonya Massey denied medical release from prison
The high-profile case that sparked national outrage hinged largely on graphic body-camera footage showing a white deputy fatally shooting a Black woman after she called 911 about a possible prowler.
See the Aug. 1, 1926, front page: Williams alleges political plot to beat him
Headlines from the Aug. 1, 2026, front page include: President Coolidge's laundry sent home.
Book Talk: Moby-Dick at 175. Saturday, August 1, 2026. 7:00 - 8:00 PM. Leviathan Bookstore. 3211 South Grand Boulevard
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'City Commons' vision takes shape in St. Louis' Downtown West
A $400 million plan to reinvent St. Louis' Downtown West neighborhood is taking shape, with planners now calling it the "City Commons."
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RFK Jr., Who Is Definitely Not Checked Out Of His Job, To Host A Cooking Show
RFK Jr. has a lot on his plate at the moment as the head of HHS. America is currently dealing with a record breaking outbreak of the measles, for instance. His agency has had a very hard time getting people confirmed for key roles. There’s that whole cyclosporiasis thing going around, which you’ll know you’ve […]
Saint Louis Art Museum Cinema—Faces Places. Friday, August 7, 2026 | 6:30–8:15 pm CDT | Free
Cardinals fall 3-1 to Blue Jays in series opener
Pinch-hitter Luis Urías broke an eighth-inning tie with a two-run single and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the St. Louis Cardinals 3-1 on Friday night.
Hundreds finish Missouri River kayak race in St. Charles
A grueling competition for hundreds of racers who spent days paddling on the Missouri River came to and end Friday morning in St. Charles.
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