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Unseasonably warm temperatures caused the morel mushroom hunting season to start weeks in advance, experts said.

Last year a Trump judge in Louisiana issued a deranged ruling that said the Biden administration "seems to have assumed a role similar to an Orwellian 'Ministry of Truth'"—and therefore prohibited all communication with social media from a slew of federal agencies. On appeal, even the 5th Circuit couldn't stomach most of it, but they ...continue reading "Supreme Court ready to toss out loony Louisiana “coercion” case"

A new burger experience is coming soon to Lambert Airport. Preparations are underway for a sit-down Shake Shack.

The government specifically targeted conservative speech, the attorneys general contend, across a range of topics — from vaccine efficacy to election integrity.

Police were called to the scene and were able to arrest the suspect.

The Who’s Roger Daltrey has announced some more North American solo dates.The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer initially announced a couple of one-off shows, but that's now been expanded to…

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A lucky St. Patrick’s Day for an Olathe, Kansas, angler on his very first snagging trip at Lake of the Ozarks.

The winner said he originally thought he had won $100, but his wife told him they had just won $1 million.

Budweiser has launched a limited-edition set of St. Louis Cardinals-themed cans ahead of the upcoming season.

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court seemed skeptical Monday of a lawsuit alleging the federal government colluded with social media companies to suppress the freedom of speech, with a majority of justices across the ideological spectrum raising issues with the case and its potential consequences. The Biden administration argued to the court there is no […]

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With a swipe at the intraparty foes who have disrupted the state Senate for several years, Senate President Pro Tem Caleb Rowden on Monday dropped out of the Republican race for Secretary of State. Rowden, who as of January was sitting on the largest campaign fund in the field, said in a statement released via […]

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U.S. Rep. Nikki Budzinski said more than $9 million will go to five cities in Madison and St. Clair counties for six community improvement six projects.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Amateur Golf Association, which bought the course in 2022, and Beyond Housing, a community development nonprofit, has raised more than $8 million for a new course.

In the 12th District, Republican Rep. Mike Bost has a challenge from former state Sen. Darren Bailey.

Electric Light Orchestra, the classic rock band also known as Jeff Lynne's ELO, has planned a farewell tour that includes a stop in St. Louis this fall.

This report is a summary of specific airport operations and a compilation of 2023 data.

A woman was killed in a hit-and-run crash in the early hours of Sunday morning in Soulard, police say — but they have yet to identify the victim. A preliminary investigation by the St. Louis Metropolitan Police indicates that the unknown woman was in the eastbound lanes of Gravois Avenue at Russell Boulevard when she was struck by an unknown vehicle. "The driver of that vehicle continued eastbound on Gravois and left the scene," the police summary states.