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Apologies, but I couldn't really keep focused on the Republican debate tonight. Instead I spent my time shopping Time's Cat of the Year cover—which, honestly, was probably a better use of energy than watching the TV. Basically, there were two things going on tonight. On one side you had Chris Christie and Vivek Ramaswamy, who ...continue reading "I tuned into a debate but got a stupid insult fest instead"

The killing of Terron Vales was Maplewood's second homicide this year.

A Hazelwood teenager has been charged with the shooting death of a Berkeley teen earlier this year.

The restaurant’s last day of operations was Monday, a Schnucks spokeswoman said.

Police on Thursday said he was found safe.

For obvious reasons, I approve of Time's choice for Mammal of the Year.

St. Louis County council members want to restore $718,000 in funding for ShotSpotter systems in a counterproposal to the county executive's suggested budget.

An endangered SILVER advisory has been issued for a veteran who wandered from the VA St. Louis Healthcare System facility.

The rapid rise of AI technology has been greeted with enthusiasm, indifference, or, in some cases, great alarm.

Tis the season to guard your gifts. St. Louis police are sending a dire warning after a terrifying home invasion in south city. Christmas presents were stolen from underneath the tree while a couple slept inside their Clifton Heights home.

An investigation into alleged misconduct by Missouri House Speaker Dean Plocher remains ongoing, as a panel of state lawmakers emerged from a nearly three hour behind-closed-doors hearing on Wednesday and gave no indication of when the inquiry will conclude.  The investigation of Plocher could stretch into the next legislative session, which begins on Jan. 3. […]

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The Illinois Farm Bureau delegates passed several CO2 pipeline resolutions at the Farm Bureau's annual meeting.