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Do I have any doctors in the audience? I have a question for you. Today I had a prostate biopsy. It was scheduled for 8 am, which meant I had to get up at 6 am in order to take the required antibiotic and then give myself an enema. Next Friday I get the results. ...continue reading "Why do doctors love to schedule things at oh dark thirty?"

"I jumped. I thought something hit my garage. It was a noise. A flash a boom," said Vickie Mehallow of Troy.

With seven weeks left in session, it's uncertain if the Missouri General Assembly will approve tax credits to help the childcare industry.

After a revolving door of justice service directors, a new man is now in charge of the St. Louis County Jail.

Almost exactly two years ago, we discussed a strange story in which video game publisher Bungie sued a bunch of John Does specifically for inputting fraudulent DMCA takedown claims on YouTube videos that contained Bungie content. Those notices purported to be from Bungie in some cases, but even Bungie’s own YouTube channel was hit by […]

From Jonathan Cohen, an expert on lotteries: Lotteries are run by state agencies, and they’re exempt from truth in advertising laws. Huh. This is why, for some reason, state lotteries are allowed to advertise jackpots as the sum of 30 years of payments, rather than the amount they'll actually give you tomorrow if you win. ...continue reading "Quote of the day: The government isn’t required to tell the truth"

Believe Academy STL, a new charter school, is slated to open in St. Louis this fall, aiming to provide inner-city youth with a quality education.

Jacqueline Mitchell, 39, died from a fentanyl overdose in 2023 while with Joseph Dejoie.

Parked cars were damaged and entire garages destroyed in two separate south St. Louis crashes Friday morning.

Two developments focused around new pickleball facilities are planned.

Kaylee, who suffered a skull fracture in the fight, has held limited conversations, has taken a few short walks with help, and is starting speech therapy, the family said.

Tens of thousands flocked to Forest Park Friday with the beautiful weather to start the holiday weekend.

The Ranken Technical College Midnight Madness program fueled by NOS Energy Drinks offers a safer alternative to illegal street racing. Organized yet informal drag racing will take place on the […]

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