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David Hosier, 69, is scheduled to be put to death June 11 for killing a Jefferson City couple, Angela and Rodney Gilpin, in 2009.

ST. LOUIS - There were frightening moments this morning after a three vehicle crash just north of downtown involving a Metro bus. It all happened at Tucker and Cass around 9:30 a.m. There were two passenger vehicles involved and a Metro bus. Witnesses tell us that the two cars were involved in a crash, and [...]

City Social organizers call it the ultimate block party, as it marks to the kickoff to summer festivities. City police will be working overtime for the event.

Higher inventories and lower production levels for Spirit's Boeing 737 Max work have caused financial strain on Wichita's largest employer.

ST. LOUIS -- Two more Catholic parishes in the Archdiocese of St. Louis are closing. St. Francis of Assisi in Franklin County and St. Catherine of Alexandria in Ste. Genevieve County will both shut their doors. A Vatican court has rejected their appeals to remain open. St. Clare in the city of St. Clair will [...]

A lottery ticket purchased in Alton, Illinois, has won $10 million from a scratch-off game called "$10 Million." This is the first winner of the Illinois Lottery’s first-ever $50 scratch-off ticket, $10 Million, which launched in December 2023.

The superintendent announced Friday's graduation ceremony would be moved to Saturday after a member of the senior class died.

ST. LOUIS -- In a FOX 2 follow-up, the St. Louis City prosecutors office elected not to proceed with a 2020 armed robbery case against Daniel Riley. Riley is currently serving a 19-year prison sentence for hitting Janae Edmondson with a car in February 2023 in downtown St. Louis while violating bond. The Tennessee teen [...]

A restaurant inspired by celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has officially opened at St. Louis’ Four Seasons Hotel.

The St. Louis Business Journal — along with about 520 guests — honored the 2024 Best Places to Work and HR Awards winners during a luncheon at the Marriott St. Louis Grand Hotel downtown.

Tyler Cowen points today to a new paper that investigates whether economists tend to talk their own book. That is, do they generally come to conclusions that fit their political leanings? The answer, unsurprisingly, is yes, and I doubt that we need to bother with any more research on this subject. Tyler particularly directs our ...continue reading "Even conservative economists agree: We should have higher taxes on the rich"

Dead & Company launched their much anticipated Dead Forever residency at the Sphere Las Vegas Thursday, May 16, treating their fans to a set of favorites, accompanied by spectacular images…

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In April, one of St. Louis' favorite bars shut its doors indefinitely after a kitchen fire. Stella Blues Bar (3269 Morgan Ford Road), beloved for its cash-only, dirt-cheap neighborhood vibes and its delicious Korean-inspired fare (dreaming of that kimchi pizza), quickly vowed it would be back. "We love our community as much as they love us," bar manager Zoe McKelvie told the RFT at the time.

Today we went out to visit some museums and we had to wait two minutes for our subway train to show up. Two minutes! It's outrageous. Yesterday there was a three-minute wait for our tram and then a four-minute wait on the way home. Do they think we have nothing but time on our hands? ...continue reading "Our lengthy wait for Vienna public transit"

On This Day May 17, 1989…After breaking up in 1982, The Doobie Brothers reunited to release their 10th studio album, Cycles.The album featured most of the 1972-1974 lineup, with Tom Johnston, John Hartman and Michael Hossack rejoining…

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