Trump 1.0 took a hatchet to media ownership limits. Those limits, built on the back of decades of bipartisan collaboration, prohibited local broadcasters and media from growing too large, trampling smaller (and more diversely-owned) competitors underfoot. The result of their destruction has been a rise in local news deserts, a surge in right wing propaganda outlets pretending to […]
After months of silence, St. Louis' new personnel says changes have been made to prevent missteps — such as $13,000 being issued to the former comptroller.
The Missouri History Museum is hosting a special event to preserve the legacy of Mill Creek Valley, a historically Black neighborhood that was home to approximately 20,000 Black residents before urban renewal projects in the late 1950s uprooted and displaced the community.
Vader, a beloved K-9 in the Franklin County Sheriff's Office, died after battling a serious illness, having seized over 1,800 grams of illegal narcotics and 63 items of drug paraphernalia during his three-year career.
Begin Again: 50 Years and Counting marks Laumeier’s 50th anniversary by celebrating five decades of artist commissions and exhibitions. Featuring hundreds of artists and rarely seen works from Laumeier’s collection, […]
A precautionary boil advisory has been issued in Moscow Mills after a water main break, and residents are advised to boil all tap water for at least three minutes before using until further notice.
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is increasing patrols and issuing safety guidelines for Saturday's Mardi Gras Grand Parade and Celebration, including prohibiting certain items and recommending designated drivers or rideshare services.
What began as a public hearing on a parental rights bill quickly went off the rails on Tuesday as the Missouri Senate Education Committee veered into talk of furries and allegations of homophobia. The rancor reached its peak after the GOP chair of the committee initiated a discussion of “a trend of furries” in public […]
US Department of Agriculture Climate Hubs across the country aim to better understand how climate change affects agriculture and forestry, and help people adapt.
But the future of these hubs is uncertain, including the one that serves Missouri and Illinois.
CHICAGO — Amid concerns about data centers’ impact on prices, electricity supplies and the environment, two Illinois lawmakers have introduced a bill to regulate new projects in Illinois.
By Nikoel Hytrek and UIS Public Affairs Reporting (PAR), Capitol News Illinois
ST. LOUIS - A weak storm system is trying to drop out of Iowa this morning. While this is trying to squeeze out some rain and snow to our north, this system mostly just means an increase in cloud cover for us on Thursday. Temperature highs Thursday will be in the low 50s. Chilly again [...]
These days it’s not uncommon for classic rock bands to be out on tour despite having no original members still in the band. In fact, this summer Foreigner and Lynyrd Skynyrd…
Headlines from the Feb. 12, 1926, front page include: A decision barring a countess from admission due to adultery was the first use of law to bar a divorcee.
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