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Jason Jennings, a candidate for state office, said the organizations don't represent his beliefs. He doesn't feel students should be subject to their references.

BRIDGETON, Mo. - Randy Hein has won the race for mayor for the City of Bridgeton Friday evening. A special election was held as former mayor Terry Briggs passed away unexpectedly in February. Don Hood and Randy Hein were in the running for mayor Friday. Hein received 53.91% of the total 1,521 votes. Hood received [...]

"He's real lucky. You know that bullet hit him right above his heart," said the victim's friend.

A couple of years back, Mike wrote about a lawsuit brought against Paramount Pictures over its Top Gun movies. There were several things that colluded to make this lawsuit a thing, as Mike laid out. First was the mess that is copyright termination rights and the second is movie studios’ habit for licensing factual articles […]

YouGov asks about abortion more often than once a year, which makes it a handy gauge of abortion opinion over the past couple of years since Dobbs. Here it is: It would be nice if they had data before May 2022, but they don't. Still, it's better than most. As it happens, by far the ...continue reading "Raw data: What America thinks about abortion"

Sports fans will be converging throughout this weekend downtown as the St. Louis Blues and CITY SC are set to play.

Groups of teens have left senior citizens frightened in one Cahokia Heights neighborhood.

Some Parkway Central High School parents and students are upset over an incident involving a substitute teacher who is also a candidate for state representative.

An online listing for the Millennium Hotel features multiple inconsistencies including an inaccurate number of rooms, floors and daily room rates.

District Superintendent Danielle Tormala said she will immediately go on sabbatical and retire at the end of the school year.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice was driving 119 mph ahead of a massive crash in Texas last month, according to arrest documents

O'Fallon fire officials say students most likely experienced "psychosomatic-related anxiety." A local therapist challenges the claim.