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"It has been apparent for some time that things needed to change, most likely a different venue," he said in Friday's post.

The New York Times writes today: In May 2023, Senator Charles E. Grassley, a chief antagonist of President Biden, strode to the Senate floor with some shocking news: He had learned, he said, of a document in the F.B.I.’s possession that could reveal “a criminal scheme involving then-Vice President Biden.” This, of course, turned out ...continue reading "Who was Chuck Grassley’s leaker?"

Earlier this week, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker delivered his annual budget address that outlined his priorities. Among the priorities in the $52.7 billion state spending plan are more money to address the migrant crisis and education, and tax hikes for businesses and for sports bettors. STLPR Metro East reporter Will Bauer discusses Pritzker’s speech, and we include Pritzker’s address in this episode of the Politically Speaking Hour on St. Louis on the Air.

The City of St. Louis is looking to join other cities like Chicago and New York when it comes to red lights and speed cameras.

A crash Monday evening in Ferguson involving two vehicles has left several people injured, according to officials.

State Treasurer Vivek Malek on Friday accused a southwest Missouri lawmaker of making claims without facts about advertisements for the state Unclaimed Property program on unregulated cash prize games that proliferate around the state. On Wednesday, State Rep. Scott Cupps, chairman the House Subcommittee on Appropriations – General Administration, excoriated Malek for failing to appear […]

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The victim was identified Friday as 38-year-old Van Love of Pine Lawn.

A man from California is facing two Class X felony charges for cocaine trafficking, allegedly possessing more than 13,000 grams of cocaine, according to the Madison County State's Attorney Office.

The Central West End restaurant that chef and owner John Perkins rebranded last fall to focus on fried chicken has shut down.

Spring severe weather season is right around the corner, and we’ve had a peak interest in tornadoes—how they form and how fast the winds are—but one notable interest is how tornado damage is surveyed.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones is pushing for red light cameras after several deadly accidents throughout the area.